The Art of War

Arts | Jul 12, 2010
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About the Project:

The Art of War was conceived and curated by WNYC’s Interactive Media department to showcase art created by our listeners (and website visitors) in direct response to the current War in Iraq.

Both pro and anti-war responses were encouraged, more than 500 submissions were received. Submissions ranged from photographs, paintings, editorial cartoons and digital animation. Works were selected for inclusion by the Interactive Media department on the basis of timeliness, originality and creativity.
All submitted works are original and the copyright is retained by the artist.

Note: The Art of War gallery is optimized for display at a screen resolution of 1024 x 786.

The gallery also contains “Flash” animation files which require the Flash plug-in. Download the free Flash plug-in.

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