A Brief History of Protest Art

Uncover the Power of Art in A Brief History of Protest Art by Aindrea Emelife. Explore a century of rebellion, resistance, and revolutionary creativity in A Brief History of Protest Art by renowned art historian and curator Aindrea Emelife. This stunning visual journey spans 100 years, showcasing the powerful images artists have used to challenge injustices, expose inequalities, and fight oppression.

From the bold brushstrokes of early protest movements to the contemporary voices shaping today’s social justice battles, this book presents 70 vibrant color illustrations that capture art’s vital role as a tool of defiance, expression, and empowerment.

Artists have always stood at the forefront of change, using their work to give voice to the marginalized and challenge the status quo. A Brief History of Protest Art not only highlights these transformative images but also delves into the stories and struggles that shaped them, offering insight into how art continues to be a catalyst for social and political transformation.
Discover how art has fueled the fight for justice—one protest at a time.

Details 

• Dimension: 5 ¹⁄₂ x 6 ³⁄₄
• 160 pages with 70 color illustrations