OAKLAND, Calif. - Nov. 1, 2018 - PRLog -- STILL THEY PERSIST: Protest Art of the 2017 Women's Marches, is on view November 2 - 30, 2018, at Pro Arts Gallery. Pro Arts is the Bay Area crucible for the spontaneous words and images, now icons, of the largest single-day of protest in United States' history, the date of the inauguration of the 45th president of the country. This exhibit calls out for recognition as this same nation approaches the mid-term congressional elections.
STILL THEY PERSIST: Protest Art of the 2017 Women's Marches is a traveling exhibition, crisscrossing the nation. The collection is inspired by The FemFour curators—Cincinnati-based arts and artists advocates—Sara Vance Waddell, Jaime Thompson, Calcagno Cullen and Maria Seda-Reeder. STILL THEY PERSIST is destined to share creative and documentary gravity unseen since the advent of the public art of the Name Project AIDS Memorial Quilt.
STILL THEY PERSIST: The Protest Art of the 2017 Women's Movement:
Opening Reception & Curators Talk: Friday, Nov 2, 6 - 9 PM, Talk at 7 PM:
Artists Panel Discussion: Friday, Nov 9, 2018, 7 PM, "Conversations that Move Beyond Fear"
Address: Pro Arts | 150 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza | Oakland, CA 94612 Phone: (510) 763-4361
Regular Gallery Hours: proartsgallery.org
The exhibition, STILL THEY PERSIST is made possible by the Zellerbach Family Foundation, the Fleishhacker Foundation, and the City of Oakland, Cultural Funding Program. The Oakland iteration of STILL THEY PERSIST is co-curated with artist/curator Asya Abdrahman, Pro Arts Gallery partners including Post11nine (The New Now, Now), along with other local organizations and artists assuring the venue is a safe place for sharing thoughts and expressing ideas.
Press Contacts:
Grace Xu: 510-763-4361 (email) gallery@proartsgallery.org
September Williams (Post11nine) email/FaceTime audio: september@septemberwilliams.com
Contact
September Williams/Cove International Publishers,
with Post11Nine
***@septemberwilliams.com
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