Artistic Response to the Farmers’ Protest 2020-21
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Keywords

Farmers’ Protest 2020-21
Artists
Farmers' Movement
Sikh Art

How to Cite

Bala, A. (2022). Artistic Response to the Farmers’ Protest 2020-21. Sikh Research Journal, 7(1), 37–52. https://doi.org/10.62307/srj.v7i1.42

Abstract

Artists are an inseparable part of society. They tend to express emotions through different genres of art, such as painting, sculpture, art installation, cartooning and digital art to name a few. I witnessed this kind of artistic expression during the recently concluded farmers' protest in India. Artists played an important role in documenting and narrating the movement as it unfolded from the very first day of the movement until the farmers returned back to their homes in November-December of 2021. The artists were not just from India but from various places around the world. Through their art, the artists showed their support for the farmers. This essay aims to bring to the reader some of those ways in which the artists supported the farmers.
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References

Chaba, Anju Agnihotri, Explained: Point-by-point, why farmers still oppose the Centre’s proposals on farm laws, The Indian Express, 16.12.2020

https://www.thehindu.com/news/national/farmers-protest-india-summonscanadian-high-commissioner-issues-demarche-over-trudeausremarks/article33248578.ece

https://www.newsclick.in/kisan-shaheed-smarak-memorial-those-who-diednationwide-farmers-protest

https://sabrangindia.in/article/kisan-shaheed-smarak-memorial-those-who-diedduring-nationwide-farmers-protest

https://www.india.com/viral/art-in-protest-two-students-from-patiala-do-livepaintings-at-singhu-border-to-support-farmers-agitation-4283151/

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