How to start your own counter-public sphere
2007
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
2007
From the collection of Victoria and Albert Museum
Dominant colour
How to start your own counter-public sphere is a 2007 by Freee, held at Victoria and Albert Museum.
This print shows three black-and-white photos arranged in a row. The first picture has a person sitting on the floor holding a newspaper or paper. The middle photo shows someone writing on a piece of paper with a marker, sitting on the ground. The third photo is of a protest with people holding signs that say things like *"Politics is the beginning of everything"* and *"Politics starts in the home."* The title below reads *"How to Make a Difference."* The signs and the act of writing suggest this is about speaking out or taking action. Check out the Victoria and Albert Museum to see this print in person.
The printed poster titled *How to start your own counter-public sphere* by Freee (2007) features three sequential images: the first shows a group gathered around a table in discussion, the second depicts individuals creating handmade protest signs, and the third illustrates a public demonstration where participants hold these signs. The work is signed by the artists.
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