Barbara Kruger
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The document discusses how designers and artists use visual media like graphics to promote political and social causes. It provides examples of Barbara Kruger, an American conceptual artist known for her strong graphic style used to convey messages. It offers tips for discussing art, such as describing what is seen, the materials used, the mood created by colors and textures, how text impacts images, and considering the artist's intended message and its relevance to society.
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