[From Josh]:

Just wanting to share this with everyone.



OWS Painting by Andres Garcia-Pena

To see more of this artist's work, click HERE.



Obey the Giants of History - Or create new ones in your own head

Greetings,
 
My name's David John Beesley, a political Artist from London, England. I'm a friend of Paul Stewart, the guy from Goldmith's who was involved in Low Lives Occupy last night [#m3], Holding Knowledge Hostage.
 
I have also been accepted onto the Masters at Goldsmith's and plan to work in conjunction with Occupy.
 
I would lke to add some paintings to your site.
 
Thanks.



Drawings by Guy Denning

‘October 15th (we won’t let it drop)’ – 15th October 2011

'Occupy (the 99%)’ – 30th October 2011

[LINK @Visual News]

Three Painters Witness Occupy Oakland & Occupy San Francisco

The artwork of three outdoor painters is woven together with a sound track to provide a first hand view of the Occupy Oakland and Occupy San Francisco encampments. The artists are Jessica Joy Jirsa, Anthony Holdsworth and John Paul Marcelo. Music courtesy of Greg Landau Productions



Tiny Tenting!

Hello Friends,

The Holiday season is now upon us, and it's most definitely time for tiny-tenting!

Tomorrow, Thursday, is the darkest day of the year - the Winter Solstice. For many cultures it's a festival of lights: Christmas Tree Lights, Hannukah Menorah's, Kwanzah Candles, and the like. For OWS, it's also... tiny tents! We can create little glowing structures that remind people about the spirit of justice and the warmth and solidarity of the 99%!

Tiny tents are popping up all over the country- what will NYC tiny tents look like? Bring materials such as newspapers, glue, little sticks, print-outs, make your own design, we will have some materials on hand too.

Can anyone bring OWS journals?

Thursday 2:00-4:40 in an art studio near Gowanus.

Then we'll so some tenting!

Please contact me for details.

♫

fischer.noah [at] gmail [dot] com



police brutality coloring book

Available now: http://policebrutalitycoloringbook.blogspot.com

Paintings and Drawings by Adam Zucker

 

Drawings from TomThumb

Visit TomThumbs's website here.

OccupyPortraits.blogspot.com

SHARE YOUR OCCUPATION ART

Are you an artist? Can you draw? Our project is to support the Occupy Wall Street movement by making protraits of the occupants, documenting the range of participants and recording their messages, using our special skills as artists.

The Occupy movement is now global. We ope to collect images from artists everywhere.

Send us your art from your Occupation. Please send 72 dpi jpegs or a link to your web album to sbrzweig@gmail.com.

This is a quick sketch of a mother and son.  He had been in the navy for 10 years, he's now in the reserves.  He said, "People in the military are just like everyone else-- we know the difference between right and wrong."  His mom looked on as passerbys eagerly engaged him in conversation: "I was a single mom," she said.  I must have raised him right."

OccupyWall Street, Oct. 15. Andrea Kantrowitz.

Katherine Gressel paintings of Liberty Plaza

On November 7, 2011 artist Katherine Gressel took to Liberty Plaza to paint what she sees around her.

The Crisis

By Erik van Loon

THE CRISIS:
Inspired by the political/financial problems I painted The Crisis. The Crisis is about a.o. greed, Wall Street, War, politicians, bankers and the media and two impressive paintings about the Great Depression:
- American Gothic (1930) from Grant Wood (USA) and
- Pillars of Society (1926) from George Grosz (Germany)

In The Crisis I painted (from right to left):
- the politicians reading right (republican) newspapers supporting
- the bankers, companies, corporations who are in charge and they     give orders to
- the soldiers who threatens
- the people (farmers, disabled, children, etc) who want their money back

[ To learn more about Erik's occupation/other projects, visit his website http://www.erikvanloon.com/iww/iww7/press.htm ]

I Will Win 7 – The Crisis
A painting of 33 x 20 feet

On November 6st, 2011 Dutch artist Erik Van Loon will install his 7th “I Will Win” painting ‘I Will Win 7 - The Crisis" along the course of the NYC Marathon to approximately 40,000 runners and 260 million TV viewers in 125 countries.

Location:
Bronx side of the Willis Av. Bridge
128 Willis Av, Bronx
November 6st 2011, New York

Drawings of life at Liberty Park

AC Space OWS

General AssemblyLiberty Plaza EastLiberty Plaza West

by James Rose

www.jamesfredericrose.com

Flow chart of the Declaration of the Occupation

Click on the image to zoom in

Flow chart of the Declaration of the Occupation

by Rachel Schragis

To zoom in, visit: http://zoom.it/MFXB#full

Alex Powers

Political paintings by Alex Powers

 

On Site drawing

Hi,

I'm a painter/cartoonist/performance artist who would be interested in doing more art (posters or flyers?) for Occupy Wall Street. I'd like to share a link of a drawing I created at Liberty Park while my husband was drumming there:

http://jennydevildoll.wordpress.com/2011/10/12/1-time-is-up/

I left this piece there. I'd love to do more. There are further examples of my work at http://www.jennydevildoll.com

We are part of the 99%! Thank you for reading this.

Political satire on cremation urns

Artist: Sybil Sage

* "Wall Street"

images of ponzi schemers and logos of Wall Street firms

* "Job Losses"

includes images related to job losses

Both are done in red, white and blue (with flag images) on cremation urns are political satire.

Dispensational Collapse III

Artist: Peter Ciccariello

Year: 2010

Facing a collapse of the general state or ordering of things, new possibilities and new ways of thinking emerge from the chaos