The Occupy with Art blog provides updates on projects in progress, opinion articles about art-related issues and OWS, useful tools built by artists for the movement, new features on the website, and requests for assistance. To submit a post, contact us at occupationalartschool(at)gmail(dot)com .
Friday, November 4, 2011 at 10:36AM 
occu-graphics, occupy wall street in graphics, updates Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 11:26AM 
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Flow chart of the Declaration of the Occupation
by Rachel Schragis
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Thursday, October 27, 2011 at 10:43AM 
http://occupytheclassroom.tumblr.com/
Julie Takacs teaches Design 111 at SUNY Cobleskill. The students of her class happened to be studying texture/collage as the #OccupyWallStreet movement began to go nationwide. After discussing the situation in class, she challenged them to create a collage that expressed their viewpoint on #OWS. Shedidn’t influence them on which side they would take, but allowed them to use their own personal situation as the basis for their work.
The students presented their collages to the class and in doing so they shared their ideas and opinions. Art is a strong form of communication and she wanted to show her class how to take their work to a wider audience beyond the classroom by posting and sharing on the internet. The tumblr platform seemed perfect for the art show, so the class elected the name for this blog and agreed to have their work published on the web.
After this work was done, she presented the projects to a group of senior graphic designers. They are supplying the tumblr blog with the graphics they did for the campus.
The names of the participants:
The Design Class: Serifat Adesina, Jim Buzon, Mike Constantino, Samantha Dequatro, Noelle Gushlaw, Kemar Hemmings, Sydney Hewitt, Kumasi Knight, Victoria Kodak, Kristie Laverdiere, Aaron Maas, Hailey Markel, Jason Marrano, Josh Meilak, Alexis Peters, Heather Price, Adolfina Rodriguez, Brittany Schell, Kayla Shea, Danielle Sweetser, Brian Walker, Beth Watson, Professor Julie Takacs
Graphic Design Club: Professor Margrethe Lauber, Bianca Ramos, Hannah Nye
Wednesday, October 26, 2011 at 02:46PM Great new website that provides downloads of informational graphics about income inequality: http://occupydesign.org
Saturday, October 15, 2011 at 01:57PM 
PAUL McLEAN
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YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THIS POSTER FREE HERE.
Ooccupennial, occu-ganda, occu-graphics, occupy wall street in DOWNLOADS, graphics Saturday, October 15, 2011 at 12:01PM 
CLICK ON THE IMAGE TO LEARN HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR PHOTOS TO THE OCCUPENNIAL OCCUPATION PHOTO ARCHIVE.
THIS GRAPHIC IS FREE FOR DOWNLOAD IN THE OCCU-GANDA NEXUS.
POSTERS, occupennial, occupy wall street in graphics, participation, submissions Monday, October 10, 2011 at 11:46PM 
From Kenneth Tin-Kin Hung:
“Smash the Bull, Distribute the Candy”
An email exchange with Creative Time’s Nato Thompson, regarding the Occupy Wall Street movement resulted in this image. Please feel free to download, distribute and remix the image in any form you like.
Here is a brief description of the piece:
“The Charging Bull sculpture” by Arturo Di Modica is suspended in the air by iron chains. The chains are held by the work, “Integrity Protecting the Works of Man”, a high-relief sculpture placed atop the front of the NYSE building by John Quincy Adams Ward with the collaboration of Paul Wayland Bartlett, and carved by the Piccirilli Brothers.
Lady Liberty is dressed as a commoner and swinging a “Tax the Rich” baseball bat, smashing the Charging Bull in order to redistribute the cash it has been holding. Meanwhile, Occupy Wall Street protesters are watching the action while Black Spiderman, donning a 1% labeled top hat, is observing the revolution.
Several sizes of the poster are available for download:
* Original: 18 in x 24 in (with 1/8″ bleed), 300 dpi (18mb)
* Large: 12in x 15.95 in, 300 dpi (9.1mb)
* Medium: 8.28 in x 11 in, , 300dpi, fit in a Letter Size Paper(4.9mb)
* Online: 1200 px x 1595 px, 72 dpi
Thank You for the Occupiers in demonstrating the truest form of democracy! Power to the People!
[Click HERE to visit Kenneth's site an download the poster.]
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