Toward a Peoples' Art: The Contemporary Mural Movement
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Toward a Peoples' Art: The Contemporary Mural Movement

by Eva Cockcroft, John Weber, James Cockcroft

History Art
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A study of the contemporary mural movement, its public role, and the social contexts that shaped community-based mural art in the United States.

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Toward a Peoples' Art examines the rise of the contemporary mural movement in the United States.

The book explores how murals became a form of public expression and community engagement.

Authors discuss the social and political contexts that shaped mural art during this period.

The work highlights the contributions of artists working outside traditional gallery spaces.

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