Clinton Years - The American Dream Reversed art has most hits worldwide at Graphics Forums

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(Free-Press-Release.com) December 2, 2004 -- Worldwide Graphics Forums with over 1400 art submissions, has the Clinton Years- The American Dream Reversed artwork by Ray Tapajna ranking number two in the number of hits received. This art is a take off on Andy Worhol's "soup art" and it shows President Clinton playing his sax standing next to a Campbell soup can with the description of the contents reversed. View this art at http://www.graphicsforums.com/public/search.asp?query=Ray=Tapajna or http://arklineart.fotopages.com

The artwork is symbolic and related to The American Dream is Burning. During the Clinton Years, with the passing of the unfair trade NAFTA and GATT agreements, the American workers were betrayed. During these years, the U.S. suffered the most massive dislocation of workers ever. See also another highly visited page with the art work Who Has the Key? The American Worker is Handcuffed and note Locked Out Workers Bearing their Cross is one of the highest rated pieces of art at the Graphics Forums site. There are additional comments at the Clinton Years page for a background related to the art. Tapart News and Art that Talks at http://yestapart.bizland.com/tapartnews features most of Ray Tapajna 's editorial art and cartoons too. A top newspaper account about this art can be viewed at http://tapsnewstory.filetap.com