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ART-ACT 3 the Anti Racist T-shirt Art Contest Tour |
All copyrights for the art on this page are owned by the artist. The views
expressed are those of the Artist. This work is entered in the "Black & White" competition.E-mail us your comments. |
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Direct Action by Sanjay Damji 
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Artist's Statement The key to stoping racism is education and experience. I am a graphic artist and have an interest in putting my ideas on t-shirts. I think it is an excellent way of "getting your message out". The t-shirt is like a human billboard and I think people should wear thought provoking messages on them. Especially ones that concern race relations. Sanjay Damji |
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COMMENTS E-mail us at umcac@art-teez.org. E-mail us your thoughts on issues related to this image above. Please mention the artist and title at the beginning of your response. We will post links to your thoughtful responses on our COMMENTS page. Also, send us links to sites with information or solutions to post on the pages linked below. Let the dialog begin! ARTICLES/ESSAYS LINKS TO RELATED SITES LINKS TO SOLUTIONS 
ART-ACT - the Anti-Racist T-shirt Art Contest TourClick to view ART-ACT II art submissions (in progress). Uptown Multi-Cultural Art Center (UM-CAC). E-mail UM-CAC at umcac@art-teez.org Ph.773/561-7676
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