Artists Against an #Infodemic- Douglas, Arizona

 Arizona Street Art, Street Art
Feb 182021
 

Photo on the right (check out the link to the project for the complete image) by Kiana Hayeri @kianahayeri

Photo on left by Antonio Pellicano (@antoniopellicanonews) / Work on the right by Shaun Myles (@smylus)

Photo on the left by Rubén Salgado Escudero @rubensalgadoescudero /Work on the right by Lady JDay (@ladyjday)

Murals in Douglas, Arizona, part of Artists Against an #Infodemic, a collaboration between Dysturb, CatchLight, The Everyday Projects and artists around the world to encourage people to follow WHO guidelines. Click on the images to read the smaller print.

 

Dysturb

 Art, British Art Shows, Newcastle Street Art, Photographers / Photography, Street Art
Mar 082018
 

#Dysturb is a group of photojournalists who paste large-size posters in cities around the world, focusing on under-reported stories with the intention of getting this information to a wider audience. In addition to their public projects, they also have a quarterly print journal.

I first saw their work in Newcastle, UK (pictured above) as part of The Newbridge Project’s Hidden Civil War, a month of programming by various artists around the city in October of 2016.

#Dysturb’s current project is #WomenMatter, focusing on the fight against all types of violence against women. On International Women’s Day 2018, the group will be celebrating their fourth anniversary with a free discussion of this project, as well as their other work and the role of paste-up campaigns in contemporary documentary practice at ICP Museum in NYC.