This is an example of cultural jamming. The designer of this ad used the Nike logo and symbol "Just Do It" with the backdrop of a child laborer. This ad is making a commentary on how many companies such as Nike use underpaid foreign laborers and children to make their products.

As the first piece in his new monthly Mini Billboards Series release, artist Ron English (previously) took a satirical poke at the tobacco industry with

A preview of what the next wave of anti-corporate activism might look like. Call it Big Dada: speaking noise to power.

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7 Things to Love About Quitting Consumerism. ~ Rachel Smith. I'm doing this. I'm sick of life being about stuff. It's dumb. Life should be about moments and memories!

The legendary street artist on Occupy Wall Street, censorship and taking over his very first billboard

With technological advances, advertisers, governments and media empires exert their influence over the populous in ways that were unheard of a generation ago.

The Détournment of the right sign, in the right place at the right time, could spark a mass reversal of perspective.

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