Murals and Urban Identity
Students will analyze the impact of murals and street art on the identity and social fabric of urban spaces.
Key Questions
- Analyze how murals reflect or shape the changing demographics and narratives of a neighborhood.
- Evaluate the role of public art in fostering community pride and collective memory.
- Explain how street art can challenge or reinforce existing power structures in urban environments.
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