Brandalism
"Brandalism is a revolt against the corporate control of our culture and space. We are an international collective of artists and activists that confront the power of big business and their public relations advertisement." - Brandalism Manifesto, published on their website. By Bill Posters Brandalism is the biggest anti-advertising campaign in world history, consisting of 25 street artists from 8 different countries. It is a form of creative activism that uses subversion to alter and criticise corporate advertising by creating parodies. The 'Cultural Jamming' method rails against corporations with anti-capitalist, anti-consumerist and environmental concerns outlooked by society. In the short film (2014) below, you can watch Brandalism artists explaining the concept of the movement and you can also observe a bit of the creative process. The method of operation of the group is through the appropriation of corporate advertisements and installing satirical adaptati...