Graphic Liberation: Image Making and Political Movements
by Josh Macphee
Graphic Liberation explores the connection between image making and political movements. Focusing on the role of graphics in communication, expression, and collective action, Josh Macphee’s book offers a thoughtful perspective on how visual work can participate in broader efforts toward social and political change.
About This Book
Graphic Liberation examines the relationship between image making and political movements.
The book considers graphics as forms of communication within broader social and political contexts.
It offers readers a focused perspective on the role of visual work in movements seeking change.
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