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Protest Poster Workshop & Exhibition Walkthrough
August 20, 2022 @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Free
Protest Poster Workshop & Exhibition Walkthrough
Related to the exhibition Imaginary Dwellings
Saturday, August 20 | 4-7 PM
18th Street Arts Center (Airport Campus)
3026 Airport Avenue Santa Monica CA 90405
Protest Poster Workshop | 4-7 PM | Parking Lot
Curator led Tour of Imaginary Dwellings | Slipstream Galleries
5-5:30 pm | Spanish Tour
6-6:30 pm | English Tour
Get inspired by the exhibition Imaginary Dwellings and learn how to make your own protest poster through a stencil screen printing workshop with Self Help Graphics & Art’s Barrio Mobile Art Studio (BMAS). Explore the themes of the exhibition, such as land rights, settler colonialism, forced displacement, and migration, and share the message you want to express through screen printing.
Curated by Marvella Muro and Natalie Godinez, Imaginary Dwellings addresses the systemic inequities that perpetuate housing insecurity for oppressed peoples. This event will also feature walkthroughs of the exhibition with the curators. Plus, artists in residence at 18th Street Arts Center’s Airport campus will host open studios where visitors can see their exciting work in progress.
Learn more about the exhibition here.
About Self Help Graphics & Art
Founded in 1970 in the heart of East Los Angeles, Self Help Graphics & Art is dedicated to the production, interpretation, and distribution of prints and other art media by Chicana/o and Latina/o artists. Our multidisciplinary and intergenerational programs promote artistic excellence and empower our community by providing access to space, tools, training and capital.
About BMAS
Self Help Graphics & Art Barrio Mobile Art Studio (BMAS) is a team of skilled teaching artists hired from the local community to facilitate mobile art workshops. BMAS serves our mission to nurture emerging artists and present Latino art to a broad audience, and address the vast demographic that is Los Angeles, while also expanding our audiences and community beyond the East Los Angeles and Boyle Heights communities.
