War Murals 2003 Gallery
Our War Gallery hasn't been updated since 2003. Probably a good time to wake that up ;)
"Given the state of world affairs in March 2003, we have made this place for war murals and other graffiti artist war reactions." 🎨💥
Art has always been a powerful mirror to society, a weapon of peaceful protest, and a voice for the collective conscious. Dating back to the spring of 2003, writer-activists and graffiti crews globally took to the streets to express their stance on war, conflict, and the pursuit of peace.
From massive collaborative murals like London's "No War" piece (by Zarjaz, Skire, Frame, Erase @dr.erase1, Crack15, Busk, Mute & Ikie) to the bold political statements painted on the Paris Mayor's house by Oedipe, Bears, Ioye, Lazoo, and Kongo—the streets became the ultimate canvas for anti-war sentiment. More artists in the gallery like @shok_1 @dreph_ @ioyeone And crews
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Even iconic landmarks weren't left untouched, like the infamous 2003 Sydney Opera House "No War" protest painting by activists Dr. Will Saunders and David Burgess.
Decades later, these raw, visual outcries still remind us of the enduring power of public art in times of global crisis. 🌍✌️
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Art Crimes: War Art
The Writing on the Wall
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