The birth of televised electioneering in 1952 marked the beginning of a journey through 70 years of electoral TV propaganda, offering a unique perspective on U.S. political history.
Muntadas and Reese's cinematic collage emphasizes the importance of reading between the lines, illustrating the complexities and underlying messages of political advertisements throughout decades.
The project traces the evolution of political TV ads alongside significant candidates and eras, revealing a truthful portrayal of the U.S. electoral landscape from Eisenhower to Harris.
In the troubling current political climate, the artwork evokes a sense of disquiet regarding the role of advertising and propaganda in shaping public perception.
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