Title:
Pushing Angeldust is a Crime
Creator/Contributor:
Artist Unknown, Artist
Date:
n.d.
Subject:
Chicano art
Chicanos
Mexican American art
Mexican Americans
Prints
Drug abuse
Drugs
Death in art
Angels in art
Calaveras
Health in art
graphic arts
Posters
Smoking in art
San Diego (Calif.)
Note:
Image of the "Death" encouraging a man to smoke "angel dust." Blue text on the left side reads, "pushing angel dust [/] is
a crime against the [/]people and no court [/] can pass judgement [/] adequate enough to [/] make you pay for [/] the loss
of a youth's mind.... [/] the people in [/] their quest for [/] a better life [/] have the right to stop [/] those forces
that [/] threaten their survival.." There is a copy of this print in the GalerĂa de la Raza collection of silkscreens.
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Type:
35mm slide
Screen Prints
Language:
English
Identifier:
CEMA 12
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