CLEAN : Coronavirus tributes join "Troubles" murals on walls that divide Belfast

The video discusses the rise of murals in the 1990s as a reflection of political and social conflicts. It highlights community support for NHS workers through clapping rituals, which are also depicted in murals across Northern Ireland. The video emphasizes the cohesion and resilience in working-class areas but warns of the potential for narratives to become more complex and divisive over time.

What was a significant trend regarding murals in the 1990s?

• They were primarily used for advertising.

• They became a medium to reflect political and social conflicts.

• They were banned in many cities.

• They were used to decorate public spaces.

How did murals in Northern Ireland reflect the community's response to the NHS?

• They were used to promote local businesses.

• They depicted historical events.

• They showed support for NHS and frontline workers.

• They focused on environmental issues.

What is one potential future development in the narrative of murals?

• They will become more complex and divisive.

• They will remain unchanged.

• They will become less popular.

• They will focus solely on art.

In what way did murals contribute to community dynamics?

• They caused division among different groups.

• They were only appreciated by artists.

• They fostered cohesion and resilience in working-class areas.

• They were ignored by most of the community.

What is a possible challenge for the future of murals as mentioned in the transcript?

• They will be replaced by digital art.

• Their narrative will become more divisive.

• They will lose their artistic value.

• They will become too expensive to create.