From Stalinist Emulation to Modernization: Political Posters Under Deng Xiaoping Presenter: Alexandre Schiele From 1949 to 1992, during the long political career of Deng Xiaoping, themes and artistic canons of political posters changed three times, expressing the changes in political line.
(Re)actionism of Art and Propaganda: Turbulent Cultural Diplomacy Between Poland and the Netherlands Around 1968 Presenter: Michal Wenderski This paper explores how art reacts to propaganda and how propaganda acts through art, exemplified by the events of Polish March 1968, their international intertwinement and its influence on the world of art and culture.
Melbourne Propaganda: An Insight into the Eureka Power Presenters: Stephen Boyle, Carmen Reaiche This research takes a documentary methodological approach to explore a portfolio of prints depicting a key Australian event, the Eureka Stockade. The prints celebrate men standing together, in mateship, to defend their rights and liberties.
