
	CURRENT & UPCOMING somewhere in advance of nowhere Sep - Nov 2008 Banned & Recovered Aug - Oct 2008 Declaration of Immigration July - Sep 2008 There! New Art from Oakland July - Sep 2008 Yo! What Happened to Peace? July - Sep 2008 Remembering the Struggle July - Sep 2008 SELECTED EXHIBITS 2006. Roots, Resistance & Recognition 2006. Hope & Healing in Times of War 2006. Battle Emblems 2006. Ink & Clay 32 2006. Paper Politics Brooklyn 2005. CSPG Award Dinner 2005. El Ultimo Grito 2005. YO! What Happened to Peace, Chicago 2005. YO! What Happened to Peace, Tokyo 2005. MACLA Art Auction 2005. B-Girl Be 2005. Foothill College 2005. Paper Politics West 2005. Chicana/o Biennial WORK IN PERMANENT DISPLAYS Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum Pilsen Neighborhood, Chicago, IL

The Radical Graphics of TALLER TUPAC AMARU

OPENING RECEPTION & PRINT SALE:
Fri. Dec. 7, 2007 @ 6:00 pm
This one-of-a-kind event is an excellent opportunity to shop for unique and original holiday gifts that will inspire your family, friends,allies and loved ones.
The sale features hand printed political posters, prints, stencils,t-shirts and more...

FEATURING: Favianna Rodriguez, Jesus Barraza, Melanie Cervantes, Tony Carranza, Estria Miyashiro

Exhibition Dates: Dec 7, 2007 - Jan 13, 2008

Artist Talk: Sat. Jan. 12, 2008 @ 12:00 - 1:30 pm

Pro Arts Gallery
550 Second St. Oakland CA, 94607
Pro-Arts Gallery
510.763.4361

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The show will profile the political posters and graphics of the silkscreen workshop, Taller Tupac Amaru. The mission of the Taller Tupac Amaru is to produce and distribute screenprinted political posters and to foster a resurgence in the screenprinting medium as a tool for social change. The Taller has printed over 50 posters for community based and grassroots organizations throughout California. Their political posters address social issues such as educational justice, incarceration, Zapatismo, globalization, femicide, media justice, neo-colonialism, self-determination, and third world unity. Their posters have been distributed to the international community at gatherings such as the Free Press Conference, the World Social Forum, and the National Political Hip Hop Convention.

Gallery Hours:
12 to 6pm Tue - Sat, 12 to 5pm Sun, closed Mon :: ALWAYS FREE

CURRENT & UPCOMING

SELECTED EXHIBITS

WORK IN PERMANENT DISPLAYS

The Radical Graphics of TALLER TUPAC AMARU

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