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Artists Against Fascism

Antifascist Artwork

Call for art submissions. Are you a member of AAF and have some Art (yours or some historical artworks) to share with the collective? Click the button below to add your submission for review. Note, only members of AAF can submit their own artwork for this website.

Submit Antifascist Artwork

Antifascist Artwork: Text

Art Created by the AAF Collective

Enjoy and be inspired by a sampling of antifascist art created by AAF members. Click images to view and read info about each artwork.

Antifascist Artwork: Headliner

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Erase

Self Portrait

Colors, Gender - from the series: We Are Here

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American Gothic

Antifascist Artwork: Pro Gallery

Historical Antifascist Art

Enjoy and be inspired by a sampling of historical antifascist art selected and submitted by AAF members. Click images to view and read info about each artwork.

Antifascist Artwork: Headliner

N.O. Bonzo (2016)

Gilbert Kills Pretty Enemy III, Stand with Standing Rock (2016)

Mira Shihadeh, No to Sexual Harassment (2015). Cairo graffiti.

Fernando Bryce, El Mundo en Llamas, “The World in Flames” (2010-2011)

Jenny Holzer, Redacted Series (2006)

Ken Gonzales Day, Erased Lynching Series (2002-present)

Jeremy Deller, The Battle of Orgreave (2001)

Anonymous sticker

Grupo Etcétera, Buenos Aires (1998)

Edgar Heap of Birds, Honor Ma-ka’ta I-na’-zin / One Who Stands on the Earth, Street Sign (Series) (1990)

Dave Binnington, Paul Butler, Ray Walker and Desmond Rochfort, Battle of Cable Street Mural (1979-83)

Gil Scott-Heron, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (vinyl record, 1971)

Leon Golub, Interrogation III (1981)

Asger Jorn, Stalingrad, the Non-Place, or the Mad Laughter of Courage (1957-1972)

John Filo, Kent State Remembered (1970)

Andy Warhol, Birmingham Race Riot (1964)

Gordon Parks, Untitled (March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, 1963)

Woody Guthrie, “All You Fascists Bound to Lose” (1944)

Hannah Ryggen, 6 October 1942 (1943)

American Artists Congress Exhibition Poster, 1936

Picasso, Guernica (1937)

Stuart Davis, Artists Against War and Fascism (1936)

Leopoldo Méndez, Fight against Fascism (1936)

Arditi del Popolo (“the people’s daring ones”), flag of the Civitavecchia anti-fascist battalion (1921)

John Heartfield, German Acorns (1933)

Antifascist Artwork: Pro Gallery

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