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Printed - an exhibition about hand printed art December 6, 2008, 6:00 PM to December 28, 2008, 5:00 PMPlace: Crew WestLocation: LA, CA An exhibition of hand printed art curated by Two Rabbits Studio. read more » Winter Open Studios December 6, 2008, 12:00 AM to December 7, 2008, 6:00 PMPlace: Taller Tupac AmaruLocation: Oakland, CA Join us in celebrating our 5 year anniversary! 2008 has been busy and exciting year and we like to celebrate with good food, music and great art! Our Taller has spent the year tra... read more » Pro Arts Holiday Artisan Faire 2008 November 29, 2008, 12:00 PM to November 30, 2008, 6:00 PMPlace: Pro ArtsLocation: Oakland, CA Beautiful prints, hip jewelry and handbags, fused glassware, functional ceramics, and other clever crafts by local artists will be on hand throughout Pro Arts' large exhibition spa... read more » Exonome: Exhibition of Ibero-american artists in California November 18, 2008, 6:30 PM to December 18, 2008, 5:00 PMPlace: Mexican Consulate, San FranciscoFor the first time in Northern California, the Ibero-american consulates present a joint exhibition of 40 foreign artists that reside in the Bay Area, whose artwork fuse their ... read more » Berkeley Has A Censorship Issue! November 8, 2008, 9:00 PM to November 30, 2008, 5:00 PMPlace: Pueblo Nuevo GalleryLocation: Berkeley, CA Four posters from a national series of exhibitions called Art of Democracy have been censored in Berkeley at the city-run Addison Street Windows Gallery. The curator invented g... read more » |
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On Halloween hundreds of youth marched to the Homaland Security Building to protes the recent ICE Raids targeting undocumented immigrants. This is a Press Release written by Sagnicthe Salazar addressing why the youth felt they had to do this action.
WHY YOUTH SHUT DOWN THE ICE BUILDING FOR ONE DAY
On October 31s, 2008 a week before the elections with all eyes focused on the presidential race, hundreds of youth, families, community members, and organizers from over ten different cities in the Bay Area mobilized themselves to gather at the Immigration Customs Enf...

Tumis worked with the Paths to Change Institute on colorofequality.org, a website for the No on 8 campaign, targeting people of color.
I am glad to have something like this out there, it sucked to hear the Robo-Calls this weekend aimed at Latino voters. I hope things go well at the polls tomorrow, it's just so scary what we could have to deal with the next 4 years.
I wanted to share a bit about our recent trip to Ecatepec, Mexico to be part ot the Festial de Nuevos Vientos...

This year I decided to make an ofrenda to all the people who have been killed in the recent wars. It is important to me that people realize that women and children are being killed but that the soldiers of war are also dying all for the benifit of a few war profiteers. It saddens me that as the economy worsens, military recruiting strengthens.

A few months ago my friend, Doug Minkler, asked me if I would be interested in exhibiting him and another artist in Berkeley's Addison Street Windows. I was excited about having an opportunity to show my work in Berkeley since I had lived there and had never exhibited anywhere other that at UC.
What followed ended up being my first experience with censorship of my work.We were told by the curator that we could show work but that certain "proscriptions woul...

This is a poster I designed for a cool band, Los Nadies from the Bay Area. I was psyched about their music, and thought it would be nice to make poster for their Halloween show.
I used an image from Leopoldo Mendez from Mexico's Taller de Grafico Popular, vampire bat perched over the line of people. I think the image is very relevant with todays economic crisis.

While visiting and working in Ecatepec this October the three collectives participating in the exchange were given the opportunity to participate in an amazing campaign. THe three collectives include the Taller Tupac Amaru (Jesus and I as well Favianna), Yo What Happened to Peace and Just Seeds Collective. There has been an effort to openly declare art and culture as human rights in E...

Please read the following call from youth who are organizing against immigration raids and deportations...
ORGANIZE THE YOUTH-LED RESISTANCE AGAINST THE IMMIGRATION RAIDS AND DEPORTATIONS!
This 2008 year marks the 40th anniversary of the mass mobilizations that were going on globally in 1968. Looking back at the various liberation struggles within the U.S. during that time, we as youth take pride in the organizing efforts of our elders—our communities that paved the way for the present youth to continue that same resistance. We are inspired by the works of free...

To celebrate 10 years of Critical Resistance, many will converge , September 26-28, 2008, in Oakland, California, for CR10, a 10th Anniversary Celebration and Strategy Session.
In alignment with this conference our good friends at Justseeds Radical Artists Cooperative organized 10 artists from their collective with 10 artist allies in the US, Canada and Mexico to create a portfolio of prints. Each artists designed a postet that either critiqued or addressed alternatives to the prison-industrial complex. Every artist was tasked with making 100 copies of their posters so tha...

I just wanted to let everyone know about the Art of Democracy exhibitions that are happening around the country. This exhibit has been organized by many people and is a way for artist to voice their opinions as we near the presidential elections.
check out the list of exhibits to find one near you.
from the website:
The Art of Democracy (AOD) is a national coalition of political art exhibitions all taking place in the Fall of 2008 on the dire state of the Americ...