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SUMMARY:Tribunal Rising Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:The Tribunal Project\, The Ethnic Studies Library and the Freedom Archives invite you to an art opening and book celebration. \nThe exhibit and accompanying book is about movement building inspired from the 1992 Tribunal in San Francisco to dismantle the legacy of Christopher Columbus and 500 years of genocide. As a retrospective\, this book accompanies an exhibit of art works and documents at the Ethnic Studies Library on the UC Berkeley campus to commemorate the 1992 Tribunal as an international call to dismantle the colonial legacy of Christopher Columbus and the quincentennial Myth of Discovery. \nBy reactivating the legacy of the 1992 Tribunal\, this project of Tribunal Rising\, claims our sovereign rights as a people to live free from terror in our neighborhoods and around the world. In it\, we see the special role of the arts to raise our song\, theater\, poetry often recited live\, and in artworks that live on in posters\, magazines and prints as common reminders of our creativity and capacities to create a better world. We bring imagination\, the possibility of change\, and the advancement of what we know to be true to rejuvenate the energetic cycles of life. \n  \n \n 
URL:https://freedomarchives.org/event/8367/
LOCATION:Ethnic Studies Library (UC Berkeley)\, 30 Stephens Hall\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94720\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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SUMMARY:Bay Area: Sumud Mural Community Launch
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the public launch of the SUMUD: Resistance Until Liberation Mural on Sunday\, October 13! \nAbout the mural: The SUMUD: Resistance Until Liberation mural project is a collaboration between artists and activists in the U.S. and Palestine that explores and confronts the deep interconnections between the brutal systems of imprisonment in the U.S. and Palestine. The mural will serve as a demonstration of the Palestinian Liberation Movement’s vibrancy and a memorialization of this historical moment in our struggle globally and locally.  \nThe mural is located in Uptown Oakland at ​​Uptown Body & Fender – Auto Body Shop. Over 50 participating organizations and groups are represented in this important mural. Please join us for an unveiling and launch event on Sunday 10/13. \nEvent details:  \nDate: Sunday\, October 13  \nTime: 1:30pm  \nLocation: 401 26th St\, Oakland\, CA 94612 \nCOVID Protocol: The event will take place outdoors. If you are feeling unwell or have any recent exposures\, please stay home and care for yourself. We will have a limited number of masks available onsite. \nAccessibility info: The event is family-friendly; we will have activities available for children\, but children should be supervised by their guardian(s) at all times. The space will be primarily outdoors\, on a paved parking lot that is wheelchair accessible. All gender\, wheelchair-accessible portable bathrooms will be onsite. Street parking is very limited. Please stay tuned for more accessibility information!  \nIf you’re unable to attend the launch event but still want to support the mural\, we welcome donations to fund this project! Please give what you can to help sustain this important work. Any amount is greatly appreciated!  \n \n\n 
URL:https://freedomarchives.org/event/bay-area-sumud-mural-community-launch/
LOCATION:Uptown Body and Fender\, 401 26th Street\, Oakland\, CA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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SUMMARY:Colloquium: Undoing Time: Images and Archives
DESCRIPTION:https://bampfa.org/event/colloquium-undoing-time-images-archives \nJoin guest curator Julio Morales\, exhibition artists Stephanie Syjuco and Mario Ybarra\, Jr.\, and Freedom Archives co-directors Claude Marks and Nathaniel Moore for a conversation that expands and explores the exhibition’s themes\, including the artist as archivist/activist. \nMorales is senior curator at the Arizona State University Art Museum. As artist\, educator\, and curator\, he explores issues of migration\, underground economies\, and labor. \nSyjuco\, associate professor in sculpture at UC Berkeley\, is an artist working with photography\, sculpture\, and installation whose practice questions the disciplinary and historical specificities of photographic image making. \nYbarra is an artist whose sculptures\, installations\, photographs\, and activist interventions examine Mexican American identity\, with an aesthetic that combines street culture iconography with historical and political imagery. He teaches from his studio\, Slanguage\, in his hometown of Wilmington\, California. \nMarks is founder and co-director of the Freedom Archives\, where he produces video and audio documentaries. He has an extensive background in media\, culture\, and activism dating from the 1960s; he was imprisoned in the United States for his support of the Puerto Rican independence movement. \nMoore is an educator\, archivist\, and co-director of the Freedom Archives\, as well as an archivist at the UC Berkeley Ethnic Studies Library. He is active in prisoner support work. \n\nThis is a special event in support of: \nUndoing Time: Art and Histories of Incarceration\nOn view through December 18\, 2022\n2155 Center Street\, Berkeley\nOpen Wednesday–Sunday\, 11 AM–7 PM \nMuseum admission is free for all UC Berkeley students\, faculty\, and staff. \nUndoing Time: Art and Histories of Incarceration considers the foundational roots of confinement from philosophical\, sociological\, theological\, and art historical perspectives to better understand the fact that today’s mass incarceration crisis has been centuries in the making. \nTwelve artists have created work based on their analysis of art historical images of incarceration\, a selection of which are on display in the introductory Cloud Room\, working in a range of media including multi-media installation\, photography\, and texts.
URL:https://freedomarchives.org/event/colloquium-undoing-time-images-and-archives/
LOCATION:BAMPFA\, 2155 Center Street\, Berkeley\, CA
CATEGORIES:Art Show,Speaker Series
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SUMMARY:Art Against Imprisonment: a Virtual Art Exhibit
DESCRIPTION:Art Against Imprisonment\, a Virtual Art Exhibit\, features art from incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people in Palestine and in the US as a small testament to their creativity\, imagination\, and expressions of solidarity. Join us in launching this exhibit with former political prisoners Hafez Omar\, Lina Khattab\, Linda Evans\, and Oscar Lopez Rivera; with a message from Kevin Cooper currently on California’s death row; with musical artist Naima Shaloub; and with more to come. \nMarch 21\, 2021\n10am- 12pm PST\n8pm-10pm in Palestine \nRegister here: tinyurl.com/artagainstprisons \nHosted by: \nAddameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association\, Arab Resource and Organizing Center (AROC)\, California Coalition for Women Prisoners (CCWP)\, Freedom Archives\, Palestinian Youth Movement (PYM)\, US Palestinian Community Network (USPCN)
URL:https://freedomarchives.org/event/art-against-imprisonment-a-virtual-art-exhibit/
CATEGORIES:Art Show
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