“Social image in the anti apartheid movement”

“Social image in the anti apartheid movement”

Chicago Anti-Apartheid

The medium used was an offset lithograph poster. It is considered art because it was an ongoing social issue during the movement and what speaks louder than a powerful and vulnerable piece of art. Martin A. Berger, Seeing through Race: A Reinterpretatiom of Civil Rights Photography not from our readings. You need to find a quote from what we read, wrote that the photographs frequently “show white actors exercising power over blacks—dignified black schoolchildren suffering the jeers of unruly mobs, well-mannered black students at lunch weathering the abuse of mirthful white crowds, and stoic protestors buckling under the assault of water jets and police dogs.”

Columbia College Chicago Students

Chicago Anti-Apartheid Movement Collection, College Archives & Special Collections, Columbia College Chicago

College Archives & Special Collections, Columbia College Chicago.

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