A Not So Simple Case for Torture
Invisible Warmth is an artwork that is assembled of t-shirts that were printed for the United States Air Force in a warehouse where I was employed during the summer of 2006 in San Antonio, TX. The images give us insight to subcultural imagery about race, class, gender and the psychological conditioning that men and women are going through in the U.S. military. This artwork is also accompanied by an essay entitled Human Nature vs. Technology available on onestar press.
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D 517: Special Topics in Art and Politics: A Not So Simple Case for Torture A Project by Students at CalArts with Nancy Buchanan, Sam Durant, and Martha Rosler. Available at onestar press, http://www.onestarpress.com/A-Not-So-Simple-Case-for-Torture |
