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Joined March 2010
Once an artist leaps into the world of revolutionary creation, they will never go back to the stale elitist art gallery world.
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Revolutionary art is wickedly inspirational and challengingly brilliant gallery art is stale, sterile, full of weak images.
Art must be about life, about creation, about the urge for a revolutionary way of living, of becoming, of being!
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Become the revolution of the image from that of copyright nonsense to that of public expression of freedom.
If you're goal is to create artwork that will pump out your ego, then you're nothing more than a sellout.
The revolutionary artist creates work which attacks the advertising industry and the way it creates images to sell the big capitalist lies.
The revolutionary artist is not some apolitical artisan he is political, subversive, decidedly anti-establishment.
The ultimate goal of all art must be revolution.
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The revolutionary artist knows how to turn images into sensational calls to rebellion.
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Your canvas is the world, your content is the direction of human history, your purpose is all out revolution.
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Art for art's sake is just a pill that capitalist schools give the students so they don't have to say: art for money's sake.
Create revolutionary works that challenge people to rise, to question, to attack, to deconstruct.
The revolutionary artist recognizes the capitalist class and its art establishment as the ultimate enemy of all human creativity.
In the upper class art world there is nothing but stale, banal, motifs in revolutionary art there is life, freedom, inspiration.
The revolutionary artist creates works that propel the spirit of freedom, justice and political equality.
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The revolutionary artist creates in the name of revolution, not personal indulgences.
The revolutionary artist creates work which attacks the mass media and its molestations of the means of human communications.
The clientele is a bunch of stupid rich people who want to destroy art by turning it into pleasant decoration.
The revolutionary artist does not allow himself to remain locked up in a studio cut off from the revolutionary flows of life.
The revolutionary artist does not seek refuge in dreamy worlds he finds himself in the world of revolutionary actions.
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