Graffiti: A tool of resistance | Inside Latin America
Across Latin America, street art isn’t decoration graffiti – it’s raw social protest with deep roots in social struggle, resistance and revolution. From Mexico, Colombia
Across Latin America, street art isn’t decoration graffiti – it’s raw social protest with deep roots in social struggle, resistance and revolution. From Mexico, Colombia, Chile and Brazil graffiti/street art is transforming large swaths of large cities and smaller town walls into active canvases and open-air galleries for marginalized communities to protest inequality, dictatorship violence, gender-based violence, archive the disappeared and preserve collective memory in a demand to be seen. A look at three distinct movements in Mexico, Argentina and Chile and one shared belief that street art is a voice of raw social protest that can change societies. Find us on Check our website Check out our Instagram page Download AJE Mobile App
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