May Day Poster-A Peek into My Process

May Day Poster-A Peek into My Process

I was recently invited by the collective members of Indig-nación; a Spanish language newspaper for the Occupy Wall St. movement, written and edited by Latin@s to create a poster for the the print and online editions of the publication. I was tasked with creating a...

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Cover Art- Don’t Leave your Friends Behind

Cover Art- Don’t Leave your Friends Behind

When Jesus and I picked up our mail today I was really excited to see the PM Press catalouge which had a new book available called Don’t Leave Your Friends Behind. I provided the art for the cover design and it's one of the most exciting moments to see the book with...

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Decolonize Oakland website

Decolonize Oakland website

I recently designed the banner for the new Decolonize Oakland website. The design is based on a poster that I designed for the launch of Occupy Oakland. You can see it here. Decolonize Oakland is a collective of queer people of color and people of color. "Following...

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#Occupy Art at Stanford

#Occupy Art at Stanford

The Institute for Diversity in the Arts & the Center for Comparative Studies in Race & Ethnicity Present #OCCUPY ART Immigration, Nation and the Art of Occupation Stanford University, Spring 2011, Wed 7-9 pm CSRE 15A & AFRICAAM15A / AMSTUD 15A / ENGLISH...

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Fundraiser to Print Posters for the People

Fundraiser to Print Posters for the People

We are making plans to make screen print posters for "The 99% Take Over" at the Wells Fargo Annual Shareholder Meeting on April 24th. Why Wells Fargo? Wells Fargo profits at the cost of our communities: •    America’s Biggest Tax Dodger – Hoarding billions of tax...

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Let Us Live. Let Us Love. Let Us Be.

Let Us Live. Let Us Love. Let Us Be.

We just finished this triptych that was commissioned by Stanford's Institute for Diversity in the Arts (IDA) for "Current Preoccupations (Palestine, Oakland, and Arizona)", one of their Occupy Art Classes.  The triptych was a collaboration between Mark Gonzales and...

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Dignidad Rebelde an Exhibition of Prints and Posters

Dignidad Rebelde an Exhibition of Prints and Posters

This Saturday join us at Artillery Apparel and Gallery whose purpose is to build a space in which strong, organic relationships between artists and designers will flourish, while showcasing fresh art and design (apparel, products, shoes and art).  We want to create a...

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99% Posters Translated in Chinese and Spanish

99% Posters Translated in Chinese and Spanish

**NEW** 11 X17 downloadable poster available."United for Justice Nor Divided by Racism" In Spanish.  Click HERE to download. **NEW** 8.5 x 11 downloadable poster available."The Richest 1% and Corporation Should Pay their Fair Share!" In Chinese.  Click HERE to...

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DIGNIDAD REBELDE STORE WIDE SALE

DIGNIDAD REBELDE STORE WIDE SALE

EVERYTHING IN THE STORE IS 15% OFF You like all the free downloadable posters? Then you will love the handmade screen prints. Please consider supporting artists who try to support their communities the best they can. We can't keep the work going without your support....

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MERCADO AT THE PUEBLO – Holiday Sales

JOIN US AT MERCADO AT THE PUEBLO SUNDAYS December 11th & 18th 3pm - 8pm Pueblo Nuevo Gallery & Art Space 1828 San Pablo Ave #1 Berkeley CA 94702 Featuring, Ain't No New Thing: A Collection of Works by Emory Douglas artwork, live screen printing, art supplies,...

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Melanie on La Raza Chronicles

Melanie on La Raza Chronicles

This Tuesday, I was interviewed for KPFA's La Raza Chronicles. I was invited to speak about the work of Dignidad Rebelde and to tell the story of how I became a political printmaker. It was tough because I was getting sick and had a hard time talking. It felt like I...

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