We The People Are Greater Than Fear. We The People Are Greater Than Fear Poster In November, he launched the "We The People" project through his Amplifier Foundation with the aim to give a face to groups who are frequently the target of hatred and racism. Adhami named his photograph, "I Am America." "We the people is us.
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Shepard Fairey - the artist behind the 2008 "Hope" posters featuring Barack Obama - has produced a new set of images in time for Donald Trump's inauguration. Discover and collect art from Shepard Fairey's iconic We the People series and more
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Photographer Ridwan Adhami's portrait of the woman, which Fairey used for his print, confronts that fear head-on Shepard Fairey - the artist behind the 2008 "Hope" posters featuring Barack Obama - has produced a new set of images in time for Donald Trump's inauguration. In one week, a Kickstarter campaign called We the People, which aims to get public art into the hands of demonstrators for Donald Trump's inauguration, has raised more than $1.2 million
We The People Are Greater Than Fear Poster. As the Trump administration's Muslim Ban continues to wage a war on Islamic faith, the artwork's message will keep ringing loud and clear Adhami named his photograph, "I Am America." "We the people is us.
We The People Are Greater Than Fear UWDC UWMadison Libraries. A Kickstarter campaign for "We the People" has raised more than $148,000 since it was launched Tuesday night Fairey talked with PBS NewsHour by phone Wednesday about the "We the People.