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Art and the Left
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US Artists Politicized by the Impact of Vietnam, Civil Rights and Feminism
Francis Frascina interviews artists, critics and museum curators active in the resistance to the Vietnam War and racism in the USA. It begins with the vivid testimony of Nancy Spero and Martha Rosler, who changed their art practices in response to their opposition to US involvement in Vietnam. Other artists and critics recall the legacy of 1968.
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Order number: 583
| Credits | Director NL and GD Jayalakshmi Participants Nancy Spero Martha Rosler Lucy Lippard Rudolf Baranik Leon Golub Mary Kelly May Stevens Marcia Tucker Kinshasha Conwill Open University/BBC |
| 25 minutes Color Recommended audience age range 18-adult | |
