Review:
Poster art of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Most Americans find the idea of the political poster to be alien,
and dismiss the concept as mere propaganda, a term that automatically
takes a negative connotation in the U.S. vernacular. We look at revolutionary
Cuba and reject murals and posters of Ché Guevara and Fidel
Castro as being anti-democratic propaganda. But we Americans have
our own propaganda...
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Activism
through art
When the Palestinians establish a national museum, the curators will
find the largest collection of Palestinian political posters not in
Ramallah, Nablus, Beirut or Tunis, but in Washington - and they will
find it not in the Library of Congress or in one of America's national
museums, but in a small private home out in the suburbs.
(Ha'aretz) |
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Posters
Cast Israeli-Palestinian Conflict In New Light
Violence is what most Americans associate with the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict. But there are other images unknown to most Americans in
a new exhibit: “Antonym/Synonym: The Poster Art of the Palestinian
Conflict.”
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Poster
Art, Painted With A Palestinian Perspective
Dan Walsh, a graphic arts collector and political consultant from
Silver Spring, is at his most intense when the subject is Palestine.
He has poured his life, time and money into promoting understanding
of this most troubled piece of real estate on planet Earth...
(Washington Post)
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Exhibition Denied
With his Palestine Poster Project, Dan Walsh Wants to Promote
Democracy, Free Speech,and Dialogue About the Middle East.
(Utne Reader) 248K |
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Statehood in Mind
Free-form posters are a prime means of promoting the Palestinian
cause.Their tenor,quality and authorship may surprise you.
(Print Magazine) 296K |
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More than
Writing on the Wall
When Dan Walsh was a Peace Corps volunteer in Morocco in the mid-1970s
he came across a number of wall posters at a bus stop in Rabat which
he began to translate. One poster was "especially powerful," he said,
"unlike anything I had ever seen before."
(Al Ahram Weekly) 184K |
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