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Systems Under Pressure

Feb 19th - April 18th

Opening Reception Thursday Feb 19th, 2 - 7pm

Parking is free during event in Parking lot 1 and 2, main entrance Mission Ave.

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Palomar College Boehm Gallery presents Systems Under Pressure A print exhibition, exploring the intersection of printmaking, ethnic studies, and social justice Featuring the poster series PreMedidated by Malaquias Montoya The Postcard series Children Don’t Count by Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. And a selection of other works by Malaquias and Amos and a variety of print artists working in San Diego and California Exhibition February 19th - April 18th Opening reception February 19th 2 - 6 Symposium and artist talk February 20 Print Demonstrations 9 - 11:30 Artist panel 12:00 - 1:30 Activist Art Fair 1:30 - 4:30 All Gallery events are free and open to the public For more information visit our website palomar.com/boehmgallery
Letter press Poster made at the Atheneum Art Center Print Shop

 

Map of Palomar College with a title Systems Under Pressure. A. Gallery - 9:00 -11:30 am Screen Printing Demo with Malaquías Montoya Letter Press Demo with Amos Kennedy B. Room D10 - 12:00 - 1:30 pm Malaquías: Artist talk Amos: Artist talk Panel, Moderated by Marcelo Garzo Montalvo C. Courtyard - 2:00 -5:00 pm Community Artivist Fair

SYSTEMS UNDER PRESSURE Palomar College Boehm Gallery presents Systems Under Pressure -- an historic exhibition and event series focusing on intersections of social justice movements and arts practice. The exhibition features several print artists whose work interrogates questions of racial justice and cultural resistance. FEBRUARY 19 OPENING - 2-7PM (5PM POETRY AND DANCE) FEBRUARY 20TH - • SYMPOSIUM AND WORKSHOPS - 9AM-5PM • ARTIST PANEL — 12PM One-day symposium that features world-renowned artists Malaquías Montoya and Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. in conversation, followed by print demos and community art workshops. EXHIBIT OPEN THROUGH APRIL 18 AMOS PAUL KENNEDY JR.: SIXTY-SEVEN CHILDREN MURDERED IN CHICAGOLAND IN 1994 CHICAGO 4 ROBIN BUCHANAN 3 MONTHS (SARAVED TODEATH Exhibition and events are free and open to the public. For additional information please call 760.744.1150 x2304 or visit https://www.palomar.edu/boehmgallery/ NIMOTIHO IT TAKES AM ENTIRE GOI We encourage you to integrate any part of the show into your classes and syllabi, and to help spread the word for this exciting exhibition! Share this email in Google Chat Discuss in real time with an individual, group, space, or even someone outside your organization

 

 

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