A billboard and street art campaign using jarring imagery to get out the vote has posted more than 200 anti-Trump billboards and thousands of street art posters in battleground cities across the United States.
Award-winning artists created unique works that focused on some of Trump’s most offensive actions like gassing peaceful protesters for a photo op and failed leadership on issues like the Coronavirus pandemic, family separation, putting migrant children in cages, inciting police brutality, and racism.
…“Some 40% of voters aren’t reached by the usual political advertising and many of these voters are in communities that are underrepresented at the polls”…
The campaign is organized by Robin Bell, known for his video projections on the Trump Hotel in DC, and Scott Goodstein, a veteran of the Obama 2008 and Sanders 2016 campaigns.
Scott (picture) told WEEKENDER, “Some 40% of voters aren’t reached by the usual political advertising and many of these voters are in communities that are underrepresented at the polls. We are generating enthusiasm and are excited to take this groundbreaking program to the neighborhoods where voter turnout can make the difference in this election.”
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The APPIES is an annual event that presents a rare opportunity for creative, media, digital and marketing agencies or brands to present their best campaigns to the industry.
This is the only event where Live Presentations meets Live Judging.
Similar to TED Talks, The APPIES is the chance for great presenters with outstanding work to show it off to some of the industry’s most important industry leaders.
This year’s winners will receive Gold, Silver or Bronze trophies for 21 categories, and 6 special Best of Best categories (red trophies) that require no submissions!
Campaign entries must have run between June 2023 to May 2024
Submissions Deadline
30th June 2024
APPIES Festival – Judging & Presentations
11th – 12th July 2024 (Malaysia)
