Conflict and Contradiction in Art

Conflict and Contradiction in Art is a section of the Tate partner content on Khan Academy where photojournalism in areas of war and high conflict is highlighted.
* Introduction
* Activities
* Art and Conflict
* Documenting Conflict (linked directly to YouTube)
** Conflict, time, and photography
** The Berlin Wall and Industrial England
** Kurt Schwitter's war time photographs
** Traces of illegal migration in Mexico: Mark Ruwedel
** Shai Kremer in and Israeli military training stage
** Burke and Norfolk: Photographs from the war in Afghanistan
** Hrair Sarkissian: Syria's "Execution Squares"
* Challenging the State
** Han Haacke: "A Breed Apart" in South Africa
** Doris Salcedo's "Shibboleth"
** Mounted police and crowd control at Tate Modern
** "Immigrant Movement International": Nationalism and Immigration in the gallery.
** Wang Peng: Performance as politics in China and beyond
* Creating Contradiction
** Michael Rakowitz on Star Wars and Saddam Hussein
** Peter Kennard's political phomontages
** Personal memory versus political history in Eastern Europe
** Mona Hatoum's self-contradictory objects
Category:KA Partner Content
Category:Tate