propaganda and the art of fascism in italy. case study in the tools of oppressive politics
In times of populism, education is vital. Therefore, the exhibition Propaganda: the art of Political Indoctrination in Italy, 1902-1950 with a focus on fascism is an absolute must-see. Cu...
In times of populism, education is vital. Therefore, the exhibition Propaganda: the art of Political Indoctrination in Italy, 1902-1950 with a focus on fascism is an absolute must-see. Curated by Nicola Lucchi the documentary exhibition which premieres at Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò at New York University on the 4th of March aims to investigate the inner workings of propaganda through the lens of 20th century Italian politics. Featuring works from the two decades of Mussolini’s dictatorial government (1922-1943, followed by two additional years at the helm of the Italian Social Republic,…
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