top of page
Target 1
Target 2
Target 3
Target 4
Target 5
Target 6
Target 7
Target 8
Target 9
Target 10
Target 11
Target 12
Target 13
Target 14
Target 15
Target 16
Target 17
Target 18
Target 19
Target 20
Target 21
Target 22
Target 23
Target 24
Target 25
Target 26
Target 27
Target 28
Target 29
Target 30
Target 31
Target 32
Target 33
Target 34
Target 35
Target 36
Target 37
Target 38
Target 39
Target 40
Target 41
Target 42
Target 43
Target 44
Target 45
Target 46
Target 47
Target 48
Target 49
Target 50
Target 51
Target 52
Target 53
Target 54
Target 55
Target 56
Target 57
Target 58
Target 59
Target 60
Target 61
Target 62
Target 63
Target 64
Target 65
Target 66
Target 67
Target 68
Target 69
Target 70
Target 71
Target 72
Target 73
Target 74
Target 75
Target 76
Target 77
Target 78
Target 79
Target 80
Target 81
Target 82
Target 83
Target 84
Target 85
Target 86
Target 87
Target 88
Target 89
Target 90
Target 91
Target 92
Target 93
Target 94
Target 95
Target 96
Target 97
Target 98
Target 99
Target
Target 101
Target 102
Target 103
Target 104
Target 105
Target 106
Target 107
Target 108
Target 109
Target 110
Target 111
Target 112
Target 113

The Wall Prophets

​

Was a visual expression from the viewing public on Violence in America: Yes or No. The viewers messages were placed on paper targets (9 ½ x 7). The targets were arranged on a wall board with push pins forming a visual whole. Participants used marks-a- lots or crayons. The activity recalled the Poor Peoples Campaign held in Washington D.C. 1968 when a graffiti wall called Hungers Wall was placed in Resurrection City for participants to express themselves. Violence in America weighs heavily upon us. Today guns are readily available to anyone willing to buy them.

​

​

Nobody Knows My Name: The African American Experience in American Culture: Jean Lacy, Angelbert Metoyer and Robert Pruitt. Feb 26 - Apr 9, 2011

​

Targets, Box of Clay Pigeons and Angry Young Man
bottom of page