Revolutionary art: Angelita Hampton on her Frida Kahlo exhibit
Watch as Hampton guides us through her “Frida by colors” exhibit at the Fonseca-Du Bois Gallery.
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Three murals, infinite questions: Vernon T. Bateman talk and tour
As part of Fringe Festival, we’ll reflect on our ability to acknowledge, appreciate, and encounter differences.
Pendleton 2 in motion: Revolutionary art for Black August
On 8/23, we welcome the Pendleton 2 Defense Committee for an exhibit opening, discussion, and collective art-making session!
A glance into Vernon T. Bateman’s first art opening
Catch a glimpse into the infinite reservoir of creativity and kindness that is Vernon T. Bateman.
“Do you feel what I feel?” Fourth Friday with India Hines and Dai Eades
On June 28, a new exhibit poses a necessary question through captivating colors and symbols of resistance.
“Tell me how it ends:” Workshop with Gloria Martinez Granados
Create art inspired by your immigration experiences with artist Gloria Martinez Granados on 6/21.
Fourth Friday: “Whispers of Change” by 31 Woman
Artist 31 Woman uses art and technology to deepen relations and advance our liberation.
Illuminating injustice: Community celebrates Vernon T. Bateman’s murals
On Mass Ave., the first in-person event in the campaign to exonerate Bateman showcased his brilliant public artworks on display outside of The District Threatre.
Video: Art and revolutionary politics with Iskra Books
Members of the Iskra Books collective discuss the relationship between art and revolutionary struggle on the local, national, and global scales.