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Art of Protest

Written by De Nichols
Illustrated by Diana Dagadita, Saddo, Olivia Twist, Molly Mendoza, and Diego Becas.

This is a fully comprehensive look at the art of protest explores some of the most memorable and striking protest artwork from across the world and throughout history. From Keith Haring to Extinction Rebellion, the civil rights movement to Black Lives Matter, readers discover the power of words and images to understand how color, symbolism, technique, and typography play a critical role in social change. Guided by the author’s powerful narrative and stunningly illustrated by a collaboration of young artists, this volume also shares plenty of tips and ideas for creating one’s own revolutionary statements.

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Kirkus Starred Review: "Nichols is sure to inspire an entire generation of new 'artivists.'"

“This book will encourage and equip [readers] to use art as a language and instrument that can help…champion [their] chosen cause.”

School Library Connection: "The art in this book is amazing."

School librarian, Terri Lent, provides a “Highly Recommended” starred review of Art of Protest on behalf of the national organization, School Library Connection, which will be featured in their November/December 2021 issue.

BookList: "This fresh guide, which introduces an array of diverse artists and activists and offers insightful tips about art, should inspire aspiring artivists..."

Trade reviewer, Kathleen McBroom provides a Booklist review of Art of Protest, portraying it as a “fresh guide” and “attractive offering” of “considerable and helpful artistic advice through the lens of public protest.”

 

Stories & Updates

 
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📚 Art of Protest Gets Re-published across the UK
📚 Art of Protest Gets Re-published across the UK

Art of Protest gets a new cover for UK Pride for its Aug 31 re-release!

NY Times Book Review of Art of Protest
NY Times Book Review of Art of Protest
De Nichols Talks "Art of Protest" with St. Louis Public Radio
De Nichols Talks "Art of Protest" with St. Louis Public Radio

St. Louis Public Radio’s Chad Davis asked Nichols about her new book and how she hopes it will inspire young activists to use art to speak truth to power.

Kirkus Starred Review: "Nichols is sure to inspire an entire generation of new 'artivists.'"
Kirkus Starred Review: "Nichols is sure to inspire an entire generation of new 'artivists.'"

“This book will encourage and equip [readers] to use art as a language and instrument that can help…champion [their] chosen cause.”

School Library Connection: "The art in this book is amazing."
School Library Connection: "The art in this book is amazing."

School librarian, Terri Lent, provides a “Highly Recommended” starred review of Art of Protest on behalf of the national organization, School Library Connection, which will be featured in their November/December 2021 issue.