Learning how to create public art & make change.
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“You might not be an expert in political science…and you may not be a traditional and trained artist, but everyone has access to the same tools…where art comes form, which is imagining things…When it comes to imaging great ideas, that is…accessible to everyone.” -Jose Serrano-McClain, founder of Trust Art, community organizer at Queens Museum of Art
- Support Trust Art and buy tickets to their May 4th Triennial Event
- If you want to participate in the next round of Trust Art projects make sure to sign up on their homepage
- Follow @TrustArt on twitter
Images courtesy of Trust Art and Queens Museum of Art.
“It’s a different way of understanding art. It’s not something you’re contemplating in an exhibition space, this is something that people can come and experience.“-Camilo Godoy, intern at Immigrant Movement International
- More about Camilo’s work here
- To teach or attend a class visit Immigrant-Movement.us
All images courtesy of Immigrant Movement International
“How can art really influence politics, and…not just [be] a commentary about what’s happening with no level of influence other than awareness?” -Tania Bruguera
- To find out about how to get involved and upcoming events vist immigrant-movement.us
- Tania was inspired by the 2005 Riots in Paris and Joseph Beuys
- Follow @ImmigrantMove on twitter
All images courtesy of Immigrant Movement International
