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1000 Hours of Outrage

September - November 2020

1000 Hours of Outrage is a collective artistic response to 1,000 outrageous acts of the Trump presidency that took place on Instagram every hour, for 1,000 hours up until the November 2020 election. I was able to contribute to the art collective with 10 pieces based on prompts I received from the directors.

 
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Prompt: CNN’s fact checker found Trump’s speech included 21 false, exaggerated, or misleading claims on topics including Covid, jobs, taxes, healthcare, his wall, progress for Black Americans, immigration, crime, and China.

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Prompt: Trump tweeted, “The Ten Most Dangerous Cities in the U.S. are ALL run by Democrats, and this has gone on for DECADES!” This is false.

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Prompt: Trump Tweets against peaceful protesting.

“People are tired of watching the highly political @NBA. Basketball ratings are WAY down, and they won’t be coming back. I hope football and baseball are watching and learning because the same thing will be happening to them. Stand tall for our Country and our Flag!!!”

Prompt: CNN fact checked the first night of the RNC, and found more lies and misleading claims by speakers on a variety of topics than in all four nights of the DNC.

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Prompt: ACLU suing Trump administration over Portland protest tactics.

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Prompt: On Saturday, WAPO reported Portland police stood down blocks away as 100 far-right activists, including Proud Boys and armed militia members, descended on the city and clashed with antifascist protestors.

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Prompt: Trump constantly interrupted Hillary Clinton (25 times in the first 26 minutes) during the presidential debate.

Prompt: Trump continued to try to tie Biden to China, tweeting, “Chinese State Media and Leaders of CHINA want Biden to win,” claiming, “China would own our Country” and the stock market would “CRASH!”

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Prompt: Trump insults Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler. “A weak and pathetic Democrat Mayor!!!”

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Prompt: On Thursday, BuzzFeed reported on a call with CEO Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook employees expressed outrage Thursday over the platform’s role in the Kenosha killing, and other hate groups like QAnon stoking violence.