ARTIVISM Creativity in pursuit of social justice

ARTIVISM Creativity in pursuit of social justiceARTIVISM Arcadi Poch & Daniela Poch Hardback 208 pages The new Creative Activism, or, as it is usually called, Artivism, is becoming a common way of denouncing conflicts, of being a megaphone of the unfairness, demanding more public space or pushing political and social agendas; in short, to highlight what does not work well. Artivists use art as a weapon of public and social exigency charged with particular doses of shrewdness, inventiveness,

From the filth and the fury to the elegant extravaganza

Hunting The Killer Idea: Captures the creative process in a fresh

Images from an epic journey through 13 cities and 9 states over the period of 120 weeks:

culture and hope across the Age of the Image

self-expression and the fabulous strangeness of the human animal

Join him as he ventures into the darkness of the American Southwest

huddled around the idea of urban decay and abandonment as the ultimate canvas

photography

In stylistic terms hand-poking can be seen in terms of Before Sarah Lu or After Sarah Lu

who sometimes risk their safety

1974 – ACME ATTRACTIONS opens on the same street as SEX (Vivienne Westwood’s shop) and the two shops instantly become the centre of the punk universe

The first book by worldwide Urbex pioneer Andre Govia brings you the definitive document of cinematic abandoned photography