Political movements are strongly remembered through the iconic visuals created amidst the controversy.  Collecting these artistic interpretations is the mission of the Center for the Study of Political Graphics, a Los Angeles-based nonprofit that gathers, preserves and showcases international poster art that responds to the cry for social change.  Eighteen of these posters have been selected for exhibition at the USC Fisher Museum of Art in partnership with USC Shoah Foundation–The Institute for Visual History and Education.  The exhibition, titled Denouncing Violence Against Women, showcases political posters that are divided into four sections denoting forms of violence towards women:  Dehumanization, Individuality, Trauma and Breaking Bond