Figure 30 Image 30 - Poster made by Posada at TANA, 2010.
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same posters for his Masters exhibition at Arte 6 located in N Image 1 - Poster made by Ruper Garcia during the TWLF student . ~ strike at SF College. ft the San Francisco Mission District. This is one ofthe many image 2 - March in support of Los Siete in the Mission DIstrict, marchers carry poster designed by Yolanda Lopez. grant movement and showing the extent people would Image 3 - Poster made by Emanuel Martinez in support of the land rights struggle in New Mexico in 1967. makers to create work that is relevant to their existence and worldview. go through to accomplish their goal. Martinez made the with the intention to make posters that addressed the Image 5 - Poster made by Rupert Garcia during the TWLF students strike at SF College, 1969. print their own newspaper. Lopez designed Basta Ya! using the cover as a space to print a individuals, with a visual language that references our cultut Image 7 - Sun Mad poster designed anc printed by Ester Hernandez, 1982. In terms of content Hernandez’ Sun Mad poster references the Sun Maid Raisins box and Image 10 - Posters exhibited at Spanglish Arte in Sacramento, 2010. thoughts, the ideologies that I have embraced, the solidarity that I have with communities marches to amplify his communities voice, he writes “art is how I express my inner Image 9 - Marchers in Sacramento carrying Gonzalez posters, 2006. Image 12 - First poster designed by Barraza, a collaboration with Amilca Mouton-Fuentes while Image 13 - Barraza working with Tony Carranza oh his print for Tumis Winter Portfolio at the Taller Tupac Amaru. dedicated to working with non-profit and community organizations. Tumis was co-founded were very fortunate to get our equipment for almost free from Andres Cisneros, anothe Image 14 - Youth marching with "Stop the Riads Now!" posters, 2008. meetings. Rodriguez entered UC Berkeley in 1996 as an Image 15 - Del Ojo No Se Escapa Nadia, printed by Jose Alpuche at Sel Help Graphics, 1999. California. During this time Rodriguez made cut and paste fliers for the organizing create separations by vectorizing her images, rather crude to continues producing posters that reach out to different Image 16 - Poster against the Iraq war designed by Rodriguez, it is a portrait of Menna who Her role in starting Tumis, was to gather a client base, which she did very well, soon there mage 17 - "Hermano Kyang Hae ee" is one of the 6 ollaborations between Image 18 - One of the many pieces created by Cervantes while working with Herrera Rodriguez, 2003. would raise funds to help continue the groups Image 19 - A stencil piece created by Cervantes while a student at UCB, one of many pieces that were made to sell as fundraisers, 2003. organizing efforts is what is at the heart of rasquachismo. To make something out of nothing, as Amalia Mesa Bains explains: Image 20 - "EZLN Women's Revolutionary Laws" poster, collaboration between Cervantes and in her living room, she used high contrast images with large flat shapes of color that closely Image 21 - Cervntes' first print done as Laney College in David Brafordsclass, 2006. Image 22 - "Brown and Proud," poster created in solidarity with the people in Arizona who are being attacked by majority of her prints. This collaboration has allowed Cervantes to be very prolific, creating film and later how to create collages and large format would not have gotten as involved with the politics if it were not for that class.” After beir Image 25 - Portrait of Zack de la Rocha by Yerena, that was sold online and the funds raised went to NDLON, 2009. with the campaign against Sherriff Joe Arpio and the 287(g) program. Yerena approached Image 27 - "Ganas Machete," one of 25 pieces for Yerena's solo exhibit "Ganas 2020," 2010. Starting in late 2009 Yerena started working on a new body of work, a series of large Image 26 - "We Are Human," poster by Yerena for anti SB1070 campaign," 2010. Image 28 - Image by Posada made in her screen printing class at UCD, its aethetics inspired by OSPAAAL changed the meaning and form of inclusion (Davalos, 61).” Image 29 - Poster by Posada made for the protests against the Budget Cuts in California, 2009. the two share similar politics and collaborate on and mentorship that Posada learned to screen print posters, and was introduced to art Image 31 - Posters from Posada’s ESPERANZA series at TANA, 2010. Image 30 - Graf’ piece by Lopez and her students and YES! High School in East Oakland, 2010. posters and making public art through graffiti and wheat pasting. old and telling youth in the class that she was older so collaborated on many projects together including exhibiting, workshops, making prints « Image 32 - Exhibit at "Pueblo Nuevo" in Berkeley. Prints by Xochitl Cieve (top left, top center, bottom right) along with work by Melanie Cervantes, In 2010 Lopez and Garcia P founded Xochitl Ceive, with the intention to “create offerings to Image 33 - Workshop led by Xochitl Cieve at EastSide Arts Alliance, 2011. efforts they have gained a better understanding screen
