Our Guernica project was inspired by Picasso's Guernica. His original Guernica painting was an anti-war painting with many symbols of anti-war. For this project, we were put in groups, and in our groups, we had to choose a 21st century conflict. Our problem was Freedom of Religion, so in our painting, we painted symbols representing freedom of abortion. In chemistry, we created our desired shade of green, in art, we painted the painting, and in ELA, we learned about propaganda.
This is the propaganda poster I made in ELA. In ELA, we learned about propaganda and how it was used during wartime. Propaganda is used to sway people's opinions in a way that is biased and unfair. Parts of Guernica were included in the propaganda of anti-war. My propaganda poster was about how playing golf WILL make you fit.