How can we build a visual literacy that strengthens the movement for human rights on the internet? First, understand what we are involved in when we look.
Protest outside the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, 1968. Video, YouTube, 1:54 min. The virtual as the real, nations as brands, people as data, and other computer-mediated subjects have increasingly become themes explored by artists and curators.
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