Race Riot

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Race Riot is a 1964 silkscreen painting by Andy Warhol that appropriates press photographs of civil rights–era police violence to comment on racism and social unrest in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
silkscreen painting
artMedium silkscreen ink on canvas
artStyle appropriation of mass media imagery
basedOn news photographs of civil rights–era police violence
press photographs
colorPalette blue
red
white
copyrightStatus copyrighted work
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Andy Warhol NERFINISHED
creatorBirthName Andrew Warhola NERFINISHED
creatorGender male
creatorNationality American
depicts African American civil rights protesters
police dogs attacking protesters
police officers
street demonstration
depictsEvent civil rights protests in Birmingham, Alabama
exhibitedAt various contemporary art museums and galleries
genre Pop art
hasInfluenceOn later political Pop art
hasPart multi-panel composition
inception 1964
intendedMeaning commentary on racism in the United States
critique of media representation of violence
languageOfWork none
location various private collections
mainSubject civil rights movement
police violence
racial segregation
racism in the United States
social unrest
movement Pop art NERFINISHED
notableFor controversial racial subject matter
integration of news imagery into fine art
use of civil rights press photographs
notableWorkOf Andy Warhol NERFINISHED
partOfSeries Death and Disaster series NERFINISHED
period 1960s American art
usesTechnique photographic silkscreen printing

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Death and Disaster notableWork Race Riot