Art Seen
The Art of Isolation and Protest
7/7/2020 | 5m 27sVideo has Closed Captions
Artists reflect on the street art that has arisen through pandemic isolation and protests.
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, artists began painting murals on boarded up windows of businesses in Seattle to deter vandalism and beautify the streets. And as isolation evolved into a social movement protesting the killing of black people in America, the art transformed into messages of anger and hope. Listen to artists reflect on the role of art in the age of COVID.
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Art Seen is a local public television program presented by Cascade PBS
Art Seen
The Art of Isolation and Protest
7/7/2020 | 5m 27sVideo has Closed Captions
At the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, artists began painting murals on boarded up windows of businesses in Seattle to deter vandalism and beautify the streets. And as isolation evolved into a social movement protesting the killing of black people in America, the art transformed into messages of anger and hope. Listen to artists reflect on the role of art in the age of COVID.
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