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A new logo was introduced in 1932 when the team changed its name to the Detroit Red Wings
This piece of artwork displays three young boys playing in a fire hydrant on an urban city block
My little brother was the one we encouraged to do the dirty work while my older brother and I had fun
Description: Profile image of Amiri Baraka and him in a teaching moment
Medium: Textured cardstock paper & mat board
Make Art Not War (Fine Art Print) Fine Art A new logo was introducedThis artwork is inspired by the mantra "Make Art Not War", during the Iraq War. The mantra is an alternative phrase inspired by popular 1960s anti war mantra, Make love, not war. The artwork is an image of a woman wearing a decorated army helmet with pencils tucked into the band instead of bullets along with a small "Make Art Not War" card. The backdrop colors are a symbolic message of surrendering to peace, the colors in the blue sky, the partial
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