Cameras for class struggle : in the 1930s, the radical documentarians of the Workers Film and Photo league put their art in the service of social movements, offering a model for today's artist-activists.

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Cameras for class struggle : in the 1930s, the radical documentarians of the Workers Film and Photo league put their art in the service of social movements, offering a model for today's artist-activists.

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Wydane w:	Art in America 109(2021)2 = March/April, S. Seite 56-61 : Illustrationen
1. autor:	Pearl, Max (Autor)
Format:	Artykuł
Język:	English
Wydane:	2021
Hasła przedmiotowe:	Aufsatz
Podobne zapisy:	In: Art in America

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