Marxism

<n>Advertisements for Architecture</n> by <n>Bernard Tschumi</n>, 1976-77.

<n>Emory Douglas</n>'s 2017 chart, <n>Black Power</n>, maps ideological influences on the <n>Black Panther Party</n>.

In LA, 50 Artists Respond to the Black Panthers’ Legacy

Typographic portrait of <n>Mao Zedong</n> from the series <n>CINA</n>.

<n>Hasta la Victoria Siempre</n> (1967), a poster by <n>Antonio (Ñiko) Pérez González</n> depicting <n>Che Guevara</n>.

Utopian Image: Politics and Posters - DesignObserver

A still from the 2004 film <n>The Motorcycle Diaries</n>, directed by <n>Walter Salles</n>.

A film still from <n>The Chess Players</n> (1977), directed by <n>Satyajit Ray</n>.

<n>Free! Free! Palestine!</n> protest poster.

A 1960 portrait of <n>Che Guevara</n> titled <n>Guerrillero Heroico</n>, taken by photographer <n>Alberto Korda</n>.

A chess game at <n>The Chess Club</n> in Santiago de Cuba, under a portrait of <n>Che Guevara</n>.

<n>Can't Help Myself</n> (2016) by <n>Sun Yuan</n> and <n>Peng Yu</n>, commissioned by the <n>Guggenheim Museum</n>.

<n>Free the Motherland</n> poster published by the <n>New Afrikan Black Panther Party</n> in 2012.

A student sits beneath a poster of <n>Karl Marx</n> at the Sorbonne during the <n>May 1968 protests</n>. Photo by <n>Sergio del Grande</n>.

A portrait of <n>Ernesto 'Che' Guevara</n>.

Posters from <n>Shepard Fairey</n>'s '<n>Women of the Revolution</n>' series, depicting <n>Angela Davis</n> and others.

<n>Constructivist</n> poster <n>We Smite the Lazy Workers</n> (1931) by artists <n>Viktor Deni</n> and <n>Nikolai Dolgorukov</n>.

Soviet propaganda poster <n>We smite the lazy workers</n> (1931) by an anonymous artist.