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Art and Conflict: Volume 4, Issue 3, Winter 2020

Editorial: Art and Conflict
J.P. Singh
10.18278/aia.4.3.1
The Aesthetics of a Moveable Border: Muralism and Control of Space in the U.S.–Mexico Borderlands
David Toohey
doi: 10.18278/aia.4.3.2
The Right(s) to Remain: Art, Asylum, and Political Representation in Australia
Eliza Garnsey
doi: 10.18278/aia.4.3.3
 
The Importance of Urban Art for the Palestinian Resistance: International and National Art on the West Bank Wall
Fabiana Kent Paiva
doi: 10.18278/aia.4.3.4

The New Agenda for Culture as a Tool for European Integration: A Critical Analysis
Karsten Xuereb
doi: 10.18278/aia.4.3.5
 

Image by Hu Totya of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial

Reflections on “Curating and Re-Curating the American Wars in Vietnam and Iraq”
Panos Kompatsiaris and Christine Sylvester
doi: 10.18278/aia.4.3.6

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