Sentence examples for propaganda art from inspiring English sources

"And propaganda art".

"I don't produce propaganda art," he said.

We buy some propaganda art, get it taped and rolled for a flight home.

It seems to take a world of crises to inspire great propaganda art, and there are plenty of crises here.

The Los Angeles Times called it "kiddie propaganda art;" its author and publisher, Wayne Bell, said he received death threats.

Something along these lines is what attracted me to the poster; like all great propaganda art, it seemed to speak to more than one crisis at once.

In Puxi, wander into the 1930s Shikumen ( "stone gate"), take a look at the wet market going on next to the Suzhou river/Chengdu Lu and afterwards dive into the French Concession and spend time in the Propaganda Poster Art Centre (www.chinasnippets.com/shanghai-cultural/propaganda-poster-art-centre) located in the basement of an apartment building.

Magnificent Maps: Power, Propaganda and Art opens at the British Library, London (01937 546060) on 30 April.

Sergei Eisenstein, the high priest of Soviet film who turned propaganda into art ("Battleship Potemkin," "Ivan the Terrible") in fact used the Almaty studios during World War II.

January 9 2012 Following a screening of the 2005 documentary "Propaganda: The Art and Crimes of Ron English" and a presentation of some of English's recent work, the protest artist talks about his work with Carlo McCormick, an editor at Paper magazine.

But most are copies from the Shanghai Propaganda Poster Art Centre, which Jidong Yang, the head of the East Asia Library, stumbled upon while on a trip in China a few years ago.