A Workshop For Aspiring Political Artists

Lily Jamaludin, Campaigner, Amnesty International MalaysiaRupa Subramaniam, Visual Artist

The Bigger Picture · Live & Learn · 22 Jun 2022 · 29 mins listen

Amnesty International Malaysia will be running a workshop for artists on police violence, custodial deaths and police accountability on June 26th 10AM-7PM. We discuss what the workshop is about and the importance of political art.

To sign up for the workshop, click here: https://www.amnesty.my/2022/06/02/drawing-rights-an-artists-workshop-on-police-brutality/

Image credit: Amnesty International Malaysia

Produced by:

Dashran Yohan

Presented by:

Dashran Yohan

Categories:

politics,government,visual arts,Law/Activism

Tags:

politics,art,police brutality,political art,social justice

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A Workshop For Aspiring Political Artists

A Workshop For Aspiring Political Artists