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The Preposterous History of Propaganda Art

Summary by Hyperallergic
Vasily Galaktionov, “The Liberator of Korea” (c. 2013) (all images courtesy Fuel)So steeped are we now in technologically sophisticated persuasion — over one million memes of all sorts shared each day on Instagram alone — that viewing the unpolished and sometimes outlandish propaganda of former times can prompt surprise. Who could have believed that? This is precisely what people 50 years hence are going to say about the digital swill we so read…
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