Teenagers Make Propaganda Art Inspired by Shepard Fairey
By Paula Briggs
This resource shares how teenagers made propaganda art inspired by the work of Shepard Fairey. It follows a short session in which we found our "message to the world". You can see all the resources in this series here.
This activity is suitable for all teenagers aged 12+, for use in the classroom or workshop environment.
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