A new print series is now up at the San Francisco Court house in Gallery A. It is a body of images generated from Hair Stories portraits. (click the image to see more)
Author: Joanna
We Color the Bay!
We Color the Bay is a series of anit-racist art workshops for kids. Themes focus on identity, community and color theory. Each art project relates to a short video featuring a Bay Area BIPOC artist, whose work shapes and colors the beautiful Bay Area community. Projects are geared towards elementary school ages but apply to all ages! Check out the We Color the Bay! Project website here.
How can art support social justice?
A donation to ACLU = this beautiful print sent to you (or your loved one)! Prints are available for immediate shipping on a sliding scale starting at $35 and up.
This print is a reproduction of our 2020 mural depicting Gianna Floyd and her powerful quote “Daddy Changed the World”. The final breath of her beloved father, George, was taken by police officers on May 25, 2020, sparking a tangible surge of awokening across the U.S. The image surrounds Gianna with symbols of protection, and embraces her with the innocence every child deserves.
Donations go directly to the ACLU (America Civil Liberties Union), who have been defending social justice in America for 100 years. (Learn more aclu.org).
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After weeks sewing a load of COVID-19 masks for healthcare workers, I started to get creative! These are becoming my newest series, “White Masks”.
Listening Salon at Vernissage, SFAI
new series in progress…Between Mama’s Knees.
Rachel’s Hair Story is the latest edition to our Hair Stories Archive! A captivating conversation…HERE
Art As Protest is installed in the gorgeous Diego Rivera Gallery 500 Chestnut St. SF
The beginnings of a new print series