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Design and anthropology

Looking at these images collectively, one quickly comes to realise that these subjective images also work together to provide unique insight into the priorities, goals, passions, and aspirations of the non-dominant political voices of this era. The artistic choices also clearly reveal the social-activist impetus for crafting and spreading these counter-messages. There is an inescapable feeling of immediacy and action conveyed through this collection, and with this feeling comes the realisation that this is an incredibly rich visual data set that can be used to explore both the artistic and socio-political aspects of the era.