Stage #4: Accept and Respect Differences
Stage #4: Accept and Respect Differences
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Strategies: 6 Ways to Respect Another Culture
Strategies: 6 Ways to Respect Another Culture
Do not make assumptions based on your own culture.
Do not make assumptions based on limited knowledge.
Do not assume that others know where you are coming from.
Be willing to be very patient.
Be willing to be the one respecting them.
Be willing to deal with the consequences of your actions.
For a more detailed explanation for each suggestion, please view:
Strategies: 5 Ways to Respect Other Points of View
Strategies: 5 Ways to Respect Other Points of View
Begin with an open mind.
Look for common ground.
Listen closely.
Keep your emotions in check.
Seek understanding.
For further details, please view: 5 Ways to Respect Others
"Art can contribute to political discourse by supporting the current political and ideological views. However, more often than not, art is a disruptive form, that serves as a tool for changing existing political and social realities" ("How art and politics influence and shape each other," 2021).
"Art can contribute to political discourse by supporting the current political and ideological views. However, more often than not, art is a disruptive form, that serves as a tool for changing existing political and social realities" ("How art and politics influence and shape each other," 2021).
Case Study #4: Banksy - Street Artist, Socio-political Activist
Case Study #4: Banksy - Street Artist, Socio-political Activist
Banksy
Banksy
Street artist, socio-political activist
"In the late 1990's the spray-painted name "Banksy" began accompanying stenciled images throughout the cities of London and Bristol, England. Taking inspiration from the anarchic messages of punk music and hip-hop graffiti popularized by New York City youth, infamous street artist Banksy began writing traditional graffiti as a teenager and eventually transitioned into image-based street art. His stenciled images were provocative, political and sharply criticized capitalism, CCTV, consumerism and war" ("beautiful mess: The evolution of political graffiti in the contemporary city," n.d.).
"In the late 1990's the spray-painted name "Banksy" began accompanying stenciled images throughout the cities of London and Bristol, England. Taking inspiration from the anarchic messages of punk music and hip-hop graffiti popularized by New York City youth, infamous street artist Banksy began writing traditional graffiti as a teenager and eventually transitioned into image-based street art. His stenciled images were provocative, political and sharply criticized capitalism, CCTV, consumerism and war" ("beautiful mess: The evolution of political graffiti in the contemporary city," n.d.).
- Q: When should people accept the ideas and actions of individuals from different social, political, religious, cultural or other groups?
- Q: When is it time to speak up, step up?
"Street art, with its focus on images and artistry, has become a primary mode of public expression in international metropolises and a global language for citizens to articulate sociopolitical criticisms all the while expressing individual artistry" ("beautiful mess: The evolution of political graffiti in the contemporary city," n.d.).
"Street art, with its focus on images and artistry, has become a primary mode of public expression in international metropolises and a global language for citizens to articulate sociopolitical criticisms all the while expressing individual artistry" ("beautiful mess: The evolution of political graffiti in the contemporary city," n.d.).
Q: Consider the quote above. How do you think street art reflects an artist's culture?
Q: Consider the quote above. How do you think street art reflects an artist's culture?
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