Please join us for a Political Poster Jam on Friday, February 25th at OMCA from 8 to 11pm. We’ll honor the power of political graphics and the Museum’s recent acquisition of a major collection of political posters.8pm – 11pm Printing Demonstrations:
San Francisco Print Collective – print your own screenprint!
The Great Tortilla Conspiracy – Edible tortilla prints and new technology of food breakthroughs in honor of African American History!
& Eddie Colla – cut your own stencil!
9pm Discussion:
Emory Douglas, former Black Panther Ministry of Culture
Favianna Rodriguez, artist/activist
Lincoln Cushing, poster archivist
moderated by Carol A. Wells, director of the Center for the Study of Political Graphics
We’ve commissioned a special poster for the event by Jesus Barraza of Dignidad Rebelde, and he’ll be giving away signed prints to a lucky few.
DJ music by Amoeba Records and food and drinks by the Museum’s Blue Oak cafe.
The Poster Jam is part of the Museum’s quarterly O Zone festival, happening that same night. Among other things, the evening includes live performances with master drummer CK Ladzekpo and Lagos Roots Afrobeat Ensemble, and a gallery talk with artist and historian Duane Deterville.
More info here:
All programs included with museum admission ($12 regular/$9 student). Come early and stay late!
Peace,
Rio
Graphic Art, Tortillas, Comics, and Troublemaking 