1. Parallel Paths on the Same River
2. Visualizing a Partial Revolution
4. Abolitionism as Autonomy, Activism, and Entertainment
5. The Battleground over Public Memory
6. Photographing the Past During the Present
7. Jacob A. Riis’s Image Problem
8. Haymarket: An Embattled History of Static Monuments and Public Interventions
9. Blurring the Boundaries Between Art and Life
11. Banners Designed to Break a President
13. Become the Media, Circa 1930
14. Government-Funded Art: The Boom and Bust Years for Public Art
16. Artists Against War and Fascism
17. Resistance or Loyalty: The Visual Politics of Miné Okubo
18. Come Let Us Build a New World Together
19. Party Artist: Emory Douglas and the Black Panther Party
20. Protesting the Museum Industrial Complex
21. “The Living, Breathing Embodiment of a Culture Transformed”
22. Public Rituals, Media Performances, and Citywide Interventions
23. No Apologies: Asco, Performance Art, and the Chicano Civil Rights Movement
26. Living Water: Sustainability Through Collaboration