Book cover for Art on the Line: Essays by Artists about the Point Where Their Art and Activism Intersect by Jack Hirschman

Art on the Line

Essays by Artists about the Point Where Their Art and Activism Intersect

2001 Released
380 Pages
6-9 Hours
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Curbstone PressISBN 9781880684771

Art on the Line is a collection of essays by writers and artists speaking about where their social commitment and their art intersect. These essays illuminate the aesthetics of "engaged art," and include work by artists from Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and the United States.

These socially-engaged artists write about art that moves people to action as well as pleasure, writing about the function of the arts, in the tradition of artists like Bertolt Brecht, Kathe Kollwitz, and Richard Wright.

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