I got more emotional during that record than ive ever gotten. Sharing pictures and stories from their private relationships with the king. But first here tonight, the nightline 5. Number 1 is coming number 1 is coming good evening. At a time when this country is consumed by the story of hate and violence that played out in charlottesville, virginia the president for Many Americans has brought little comfort. His remarks at a fiery News Conference yesterday have been criticized for emboldening hate groups, and now some are worried that a rally scheduled for this weekend in boston is only going to escalate things. Tonight we hear from many different perspectives in our divided nation in our new series american flash point. You will not replace us you had some very bad people in that group. But you also had very fine people. On both sides. White lives matter white lives matter ive condemned neonazis. Not all of those people were neonazis. Believe me. Not all of those people were White Sup
Partner, lisa marie. I got more emotional during that record than ive ever gotten. Sharing pictures and stories from their private relationships with the king. But first here tonight, the nightline 5. Number 1 is coming good evening. At a time when this country is consumed by the story of hate and violence that played out in charlottesville, virginia the president for Many Americans has brought little comfort. His remarks at a fiery News Conference yesterday have been criticized for emboldening hate groups, and now some are worried that a rally scheduled for this weekend in boston is only going to escalate things. Tonight we hear from many different perspectives in our divided nation in our new series american flash point. You will not replace us you had some very bad people in that group. But you also had very fine people. On both sides. White lives matter white lives matter ive condemned neonazis. Not all of those people were neonazis. Believe me. Not all of those people were white s
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Throughout history have recognized the art forms ability to bring about social change. They are just like us, living in their own time frame, and they want to reflect upon what is going on around them, and potentially influence society with their work. And the amazing thing about prints that allows them to be really powerful social tools, really, is they are relatively inexpensive to produce. They are multiples. They are less expensive to acquire. And so they really penetrate all aspects of society. And they are excellent platform with which to convey information, both image and text. And so lot of artists have used print specifically for this reason. So we selected today from the collection a range of prints from the 18th century through to contemporary of artists dealing with social and political content. And what is really amazing is that while a lot of the specifics change so, the settings, the costumes, the specific details of the current event the broader issues remain the same.
Throughout history have recognized the art forms ability to bring about social change. They are just like us, living in their own time frame, and they want to reflect upon what is going on around them, and potentially influence society with their work. And the amazing thing about prints that allows them to be really powerful social tools, really, is they are relatively inexpensive to produce. They are multiples. They are less expensive to acquire. And so they really penetrate all aspects of society. And they are excellent platform with which to convey information, both image and text. And so lot of artists have used print specifically for this reason. So we selected today from the collection a range of prints from the 18th century through to contemporary of artists dealing with social and political content. And what is really amazing is that while a lot of the specifics change so, the settings, the costumes, the specific details of the current event the broader issues remain the same.