Liberty in visual art?
Jon McNaughton is not afraid to inject some politics into his beautifully rendered paintings. That those politics are distinctly Tea Party is what makes his paintings so contentious amongst the snooty leftist sorts. From...
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Interview with Big Head Press’s Scott Bieser
If you have a passing familiarity with the cultural wing of the liberty movement, odds are you’ve heard of Scott Bieser. The prolific artist and writer has helped to put Big Head Press on...
The 5 Best Libertarian Holiday Gifts
It’s that time of year again, and you’ve been tasked with braving the cold, the crowds, and the shopping mall Santas, and returning with the perfect gift for that Ayn Rand quoting, Gadsden Militia...
Interview with Liberty Maniacs Founder Dan McCall
Today AGL brings you Dan McCall, founder and artist behind Liberty Maniacs, the foremost online store for liberty-focused clothing and merchandise.
Robert Peters: “It’s the Culture, Stupid!”
Robert Anthony Peters has an excellent piece up on the importance of art and movies to the freedom movement entitled, “It’s the Cuture, Stupid!” Read it.
J. Neil Schulman Argues For Using Fiction to Spread Libertarianism
Here at AGL we argue ceaselessly for the importance of popular culture in spreading the idea of liberty and individual rights. J. Neil Schulman, author of libertarian novel Alongside Night, makes the case far more compellingly in the following video.
Powerline Contest: Win $100,000
Do you want to advance the cause of liberty through art?
Do you also want to win $100,000? Find out how to do both: read on.
Stossel and Hannity: the Importance of Stories in Spreading Liberty
Great blurb from Sean Hannity’s show with John Stossel talking about the Atlas Shrugged movie.
First Trailer for Atlas Shrugged Movie Released!
The Strike Productions have just released the first trailer for Part 1 of their cinematic treatment of Ayn Rand’s magnum opus. It does not disappoint. See it, below.
Classical Music, Classical Liberalism
It’s often hard to think about genres of art as belonging to distinct philosophies, and there are always exceptions to whatever philosophical designation we try to apply to a particular type of art. However,...
