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'''Description of content:''' ''Three Slick Pigs'' is an installation artwork. It consists of sculpture of 3 cartoon pigs wearing police shirts and badges, in a kick-line and situated in front of a massive black and white image of Minneapolis police in riot gear, which is spray painted with the letters "A.P.A.B."--an acronym for "All Police are Bastards" or "All Pigs Are Bastards." | '''Description of content:''' ''Three Slick Pigs'' is an installation artwork. It consists of sculpture of 3 cartoon pigs wearing police shirts and badges, in a kick-line and situated in front of a massive black and white image of Minneapolis police in riot gear, which is spray painted with the letters "A.P.A.B."--an acronym for "All Police are Bastards" or "All Pigs Are Bastards." | ||
'''Description of incident:''' The artwork was included as part of the group exhibition “Street Legacy: So Cal Style Masters” featuring artwork from nearly 100 artists and taking place at the California Center for the Arts in Escondido (CCAE). The exhibition, co curated by Bobby Ruiz, C.E.O. and co-founder of Tribal Streetwear, and G. James Daichendt, professor of art history at Point Loma Nazarene University, highlights Southern California’s subcultures, including elements of lowrider, surf, skate, tattoo, and graffiti. | '''Description of incident:''' The artwork was included as part of the group exhibition “Street Legacy: So Cal Style Masters” featuring artwork from nearly 100 artists and taking place at the California Center for the Arts in Escondido (CCAE). The exhibition, co curated by Bobby Ruiz, C.E.O. and co-founder of Tribal Streetwear, and G. James Daichendt, professor of art history at Point Loma Nazarene University, highlights Southern California’s subcultures, including elements of lowrider, surf, skate, tattoo, and graffiti. | ||