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  1. "WE ARE THE GRANDDAUGHTERS OF THE WITCHES YOU WEREN'T ABLE TO BURN" proclaimed into a washed sky. I loved the punch of pink around key words and the small all-seeing eye.

    "END GUN VIOLENCE," "NOT ENOUGH SAGE IN THE WORLD," "SAVE OUR KIDS," and fierce faces that turn wry and unmistakably human. Urgency mixed with stubborn, playful defiance lingers like an earworm on your eye.

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ope

    #activistart #photography #mastoart #mastodonart #blueskyartshow #chrisboese #boesegalleries

  2. John Cusack would SAY ANYTHING. We say what we must.

    A placard reads ABOLISH ICE against the brick facade of a detention facility in Elizabeth, NJ.

    I share it because it names what happened: families separated and children held alone. The message is plain, urgent, impossible to ignore.

    If it sparks a question or a conversation, we welcome it. chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ope

    #activistart #photography #protest #immigration #mastoart #mastodonart #blueskyartshow #chrisboese #boesegalleries

  3. In what world is this even remotely controversial? And yet we must make the case, and let the little child lead us.

    The child in a white lab coat holds a hand-lettered sign that makes you grin: "Without Science, Bill Nye would just be 'The Guy.'"

    His mother carries a fluorescent yellow poster that reads "Thank you Science for my Greatest Gift: Proud IVF Mom."

    chrisboese.photo/warehouse-ope

    #art #protest #IVF #science #photography #activistart #mastoart #mastodonart #chrisboese #boesegalleries

  4. Street Protest (25 photos)

    In the world of street art, walls become megaphones for those without a platform. Across cities and alleyways, artists leave statements that challenge power, wealth, and the status quo. This collection highlights some of the most striking protest art found in public spaces—raw, unfiltered, and impossible to ignore. From critiques of billionaires and wealth hoarding to reflections on leadership, power, and society. These artworks transform public spaces into an open-air gallery of […]

    streetartutopia.com/2025/02/10