Artists Rights Society and Plywood Project to Create Massive Database of Protest Art

July 27, 2020 12:37 pm

Plywood Project is launching an open-source database of all protest and street art from demonstrations against police brutality and racial injustice sparked by the police killing of George Floyd in May. “This database—built in consultation with Artist Rights Society (ARS)—will be open-source and collaborative: anyone will be able to add to it and help in its attribution,” as per a statement.

Read more about the project at Hypebeast.

This search brings results in alphabetical order, so use full name of artist (First name then Last name) to ensure best results.
If you are unsure of spelling or if name does not appear, email info@arsny.com

If the artist is listed with * in the search field, it denotes ARS represents limited rights for this artist

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Artists Rights Society and Plywood Project to Create Massive Database of Protest Art