Art Activism: Movement for social change leaves its mark on Milwaukee
By: Shirley Descorbeth
Posted: Jul 19, 2020 9:00 AM CST
-
2:16
Milwaukee Co. Sheriff’s Deputy shot overnight, ME called to...
-
0:35
CBS 58’s One Good Thing: Behind the scenes, Jessob working...
-
1:46
January Covid deaths in Milwaukee County include 3 people in...
-
1:26
Milwaukee area residents find entertainment indoors as bitter...
-
2:05
GOP votes to impose stiffer penalties on rioters, ban vaccine...
-
1:41
’This is an abnormal amount’: Milwaukee Fire Department responds...
-
1:50
Do cold Covid tests work?
-
2:06
People encouraged to take action on National Plan for Vacation...
-
1:50
MCSO honors life, service and legacy of Deputy Sheriff David...
-
1:35
Milwaukee County receives 575,000 N95 masks from state, plans...
-
2:30
Theodore Edgecomb testifies he feared for his life when he killed...
-
1:53
Brookby Foundation donates $1 million for UWM research vessel
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The nationwide wave of protests calling for an end to racial injustice has led to a noticeable growth in artistic activism. From murals and special installations, Milwaukee’s downtown area has exploded with images each expressing a specific message.
On CBS 58 Sunday Morning, Shirley Descorbeth highlighted how the creative power of art is being used to bring about social change in Milwaukee.