Did you catch PBS’s Now last night, and the astonishing images of dissent that have been collected by Bosnian-born Mirko Ilic, one of the leading designers in the world?
DESCRIPTION of IMAGE LEFT: “This parody of an advertising campaign for iPod uses a horrifying image of torture from the military prison in Abu Ghraib to protest the U.S. occupation of Iraq. The designer posted these confrontational posters among the iPod posters resulting in a surprising and powerful effect.
“iRaq,” Copper Greene, in THE DESIGN OF DISSENT, ©Rockport Publishers, 2005″
At Now‘s site, you can click through a slide show. You can view more images at the School of Visual Arts exhibit site.
And forget to get your Fourth of July flags here. There’s one more image below the fold:
