Wednesday, 11 October 2017

Controversial and Satirical Artist

This post is a compilation of recent events and news about controversial themes or  topics , that had provoke a reaction on a specific audience on the internet and social media platforms .
This list is a clear example of the thin line that separates the right of freedom of speech and to offend someone on the internet . When is right or wrong to argue different personal opinions ? and where it should or shouldn't be appropriated to engage on these situations .


ILLUSTRATORS 

Joan Cornella  


Joan Cornellà Vázquez (born 11 January 1981, Barcelona) is a cartoonist and illustrator famous for his unsettling, surreal humor and black humorous comic strips as well as artwork.
Cornellà’s work has often been described as disturbing or flat-out offensive. Through simplistic visual language, he is able to use satire to comment on the sinister and often bleak side of human nature through a myriad of unconventional scenarios .  




Luis Quiles

is a Spanish artist who creates controversial illustrations about the ugly side of society. His images are so powerful because they evoke deep visceral responses – be they arousal, terror or disgust.





Sabo (Street Artist)

Sabo is the pseudonym of a politically conservative street artist active in Los Angeles, California







The Princess Hijab 

Princess Hijab is an anonymous female street artist working primarily in ParisFrance. Her art centres on veiling the main characters of subway advertisements using black paint.


Ross MacDonald & James Victore (In and Out: A loving Parody )




Rich Black 

The artist R. Black designed posters for the Occupy movement in Oakland 



Alshaab Alsori Aref Tarekh
An art collective/activist formed by fifteen Syrian artist and abroad who originally started designing posters for the uprising in Tunisia. 




Gunduz Agayev

Painter Gunduz Agayev often draws caricatures criticizing the religion. In his works he touches the problems regarding education, social injustice, human rights and religious fundamentalism.



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