Showing resistance: propaganda and Modernist exhibitions in Britain, 1933-53

Keyphrases

• Modernist 100%
• Propaganda 100%
• Refugees 50%
• Public Communication 25%
• Democracy 25%
• Government Bodies 25%
• Welfare State 25%
• Public Places 25%
• Painters 25%
• Graphic Designers 25%
• Contemporary Relevance 25%
• Interwar Period 25%
• Photomontage 25%
• World War II 25%
• Dadaism 25%
• Early Cold War 25%
• Moholy-Nagy 25%
• Fascism 25%
• Mass Public 25%
• Historical Collections 25%
• Kurt Schneider 25%
• Ministry of Information 25%
• Pictograms 25%
• Political Intervention 25%
• Political Beliefs 25%
• Visual Means 25%
• John Heartfield 25%
• Political Affiliation 25%
• Empty Shops 25%
• Canteen 25%
• Political Alignment 25%
• Concourse 25%

Arts and Humanities

• Modernist 100%
• Artists 100%
• Democracy 33%
• Designer 33%
• USA 33%
• Second World War 33%
• Cold War 33%
• public places 33%
• 1930s 33%
• Interwar Period 33%
• Photomontage 33%
• Dada 33%
• Graphic Designer 33%
• Welfare State 33%
• aftermath 33%
• Kurt Schwitters 33%
• John Heartfield 33%
• Pictogram 33%
• Oskar Kokoschka 33%
• Erno Goldfinger 33%