The Plastic Arts in the MST: Beauty as a Human Right
Malcolm K. McNee

Mural of a landless rural worker painted by Brother (Frei) Daniel, 1998.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

Genero. "Gender", mural by Elda Broilo and Brother Daniel, 1999.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

Reforma Agrária Uma Luta de Todos. "Agrarian Reform, Everyone’s Struggle", mural by Elda Broilo commemorating the MST’s Third National Congress, 1995.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

Campo e Cidade. Undated and unsigned mural depicting the divisions between city, favela, and countryside.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

"Celebrating 10 Years Retaking the Struggle for the Land", mural by Elda Broilo, undated (1994?).
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

"Occupy, Resist, Produce", mural by Elda Broilo for the Second National Congress, 1990.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

Congresso. "Agrarian Reform: For a Brazil without Latifundium", mural by Brother Daniel and Elda Broilo for the Fourth National Congress, 2000.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

Curso de Verão. Mural signed by three artists commemorating the first Summer Course for Landless activists, 1990.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

"Yesterday, Today, Forever," undated mural by Anderson Augusto and Elda Broilo.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

Projeto Popular. "Popular Project: Say No to the Foreign Debt", outdoor mural signed by 12 artists, 2000.
Photo donated by the MST. Reproduced by permission.

Mural commemorating the National Congress of the MST, Rio de Janeiro
Photo donated by Anderson Augusto. Reproduced by permission.