Liberación Gráfica at Low Rider Sunday
7/31/22
Liberación Gráfica at Low Rider Sunday
Sunday, July 31, 3pm-5pm
23rd Street Between Grant and Rheem Avenues
FREE
Join art collective Liberación Gráfica at Low Rider Sunday!
This summer Liberación Gráfica will be out in Richmond engaging youth and families at community events and local gathering places with live screen printing demonstrations. The prints will raise awareness to social issues faced in Richmond while reflecting the joy and resilience of the community. The goal of this project is to bring art directly to the people and inspire the community to engage with Richmond and each other through art.
Top image: Photo and flyer by @frisco_lens, friscolens.com
Community Event Schedule:
Liberación Gráfica at the Richmond Juneteenth Festival
Saturday, June 18, 12pm-3pm
Nicholls Park, 3230 Macdonald Avenue, Richmond, CA 94804
Liberación Gráfica at Low Rider Sundays
Sunday, July 31, 3pm-5pm
23rd Street Between Grant and Rheem Avenues
Liberación Gráfica at Richmond Flea Market
Sunday, August 21,12pm-3pm
716 W. Gertrude Avenue, Richmond, CA 94801
More dates and locations to be announced. If you are interested in inviting Liberación Gráfica to a community event this summer, please contact Roberto Martinez at roberto@richmondartcenter.org
Liberación Gráfica is a community based art collective whose mission is to provide opportunities for self and community expression through silkscreen printing. The collective is made up of Richmond-based artists, teachers, and community organizers: Eddy Chacon, Lisette Vera, Daniel Cervantes and Francisco Rojas. Liberación Gráfica was established in 2019 and since has worked towards teaching youth the process of silkscreen printing through a social justice lens with the intention to bridge gaps between communities of color and bring awareness to social injustices faced by the Richmond community.
