268, Is Art Politically Motivated? – Asbestos
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Street Art, Multiple Personas & Social Change with Asbestos
This Reboot Republic talks to the Irish artist, Asbestos, whos been creating work on the street and in a variety of media since 2003. He outlines his recent work on a mural on home in Cork, how he uses the concept of masks and personas to create dialogue and provoke a reaction to the world we are trying to navigate, and how he can cover his work with masks and identity and how he uses that for social change campaigns, and his run in with the Taoiseach and the irony of their use of his art.
The interview with Fr Peter McVerry is available now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-81082874
Yes, we address the "dispute."
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Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack
Street Art, Multiple Personas & Social Change with Asbestos
This Reboot Republic talks to the Irish artist, Asbestos, whos been creating work on the street and in a variety of media since 2003. He outlines his recent work on a mural on home in Cork, how he uses the concept of masks and personas to create dialogue and provoke a reaction to the world we are trying to navigate, and how he can cover his work with masks and identity and how he uses that for social change campaigns, and his run in with the Taoiseach and the irony of their use of his art.
The interview with Fr Peter McVerry is available now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-81082874
Yes, we address the "dispute."
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