Times Square, 1979
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Sunset Strip - 1970s - Robert Landau
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Broadway north of Times Square, 1930s.
Photo: Browning Studio via the NY Historical Society
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Art 🤝🏾 Activism.
We’re celebrating World Art Day with some billboards from our 2020 partnership with Goldman Global Arts. In partnership with 13 artists, we highlighted the importance of voting on billboards across the country. 🎨🖼️
Who are some of YOUR favorite artists inspiring people to take action? Comment below! ⬇️
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"The Usual Class of Advertisements," Fifth Avenue and 108th Street, New York, New York, 1913
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Street Scene, Portland, OR
© Robert Pallesen
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Human billboards need a rest after a while, 1940s - by Alfred Statler (1916 - 1984), American
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boston, massachusetts
1971
cityscape
photograph by nick dewolf
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dboo/5577239672
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Times Square, 1952
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So while I’ve posted personal photos on here maybe once or twice at most… I had to post these because not only did the girlies convince/possess me to buy Monster. (because of course the fact that it’s pre-show week isn’t enough lol) but I saw this when on the way to meet up with a friend this evening and had to take photos for all my girlie pies 💖
and while I couldn’t get the photo of Ghost at as great of an angle, and am new to the community, and don’t know who’s a price girlie or anything, I had to take the photos for y’all, so i’m just gonna tag some of the lovelies i think (know) would appreciate this ☺️🙌🏻
tags: @lxvvie , @puff0o0 , @stargirlrchive , @lovebugcody
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Artists United for Change Creates Abortion Rights Billboards in Advance of the Midterm Elections
As the nation continues to reel from the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, a group of artists has come together to call attention to the importance of fighting for abortion freedoms this November. Artists United for Change released its latest ad campaign today at SeeClearlyAndVote.com and is launching creative billboards in Michigan and Georgia. The creative billboard re-imagines the abortion conversation with a shocking photo to remind voters that male politicians will never be faced with the decision of whether they can carry a child to term.
Read more here.
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