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[[File:Bezhnoznik u stanka 15-1929.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] propaganda poster disseminated in the ''Bezbozhnik'' (''Atheist'') magazine depicting [[Jesus]] being dumped from a wheelbarrow by an industrial worker as well as a smashed church [[bell]]; the text advocates Industrialisation Day as an alternative replacement to the [[Christian]] Transfiguration Day.]]

[[File:Bezhnoznik u stanka 15-1929.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] propaganda poster disseminated in the ''Bezbozhnik'' (''Atheist'') magazine depicting [[Jesus]] being dumped from a wheelbarrow by an industrial worker as well as a smashed church [[bell]]; the text advocates Industrialisation Day as an alternative replacement to the [[Christian]] Transfiguration Day.]]

'''Atheist art''' is art which uses themes and/or imagery from [[atheism]] or atheistic concepts. Most atheist individuals and groups do not use the limited amount of atheist art which is available.  

'''Atheist art''' is art which uses themes and/or imagery from [[atheism]] or atheistic concepts.  

Despite atheism existing for thousands of years and predating [[Christianity]], there is a small proportion of art compared to religious art. For example, [[Wikipedia]], which was founded by an atheist and agnostic, has no article on "Atheist art", but Wikipedia does have an article on [[Christian art]].   

Despite atheism existing for thousands of years and predating [[Christianity]], there is a small proportion of art compared to religious art. For example, [[Wikipedia]], which was founded by an atheist and agnostic, has no article on "Atheist art", but Wikipedia does have an article on [[Christian art]].   

== Atheists generally apathetic about atheist art ==

== Atheists generally apathetic about atheist art ==