“Over 50% of the Artists in New York Are people of Color: Asian, Black, Hispanic and Native American [...] I am an artist. I am not a so-called “minority”, “new”, or “emerging” or “new audience.” - Howardena Pindell

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Workshops

Documents of Resistance offers two workshops: Timelines and Demands. These workshops can be presented in educational contexts to actively engage participations and discussion about the art and activism of artists of color.

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Timelines Workshops
These workshops are collaborative art-making workshop. After a brief introduction participants will add graphics, images, and text on to blank timelines. We will have some art supplies, but participants are free to bring their own art materials, images for collage, texts, graphics, and clippings related to artists and workers of color. We also have a printer for printing additional graphics or texts for the timeline. Each session will span two decades and when possible begin with an introduction by an invited guest artist, historian, or researcher.

See a list of upcoming Timeline Workshops.

We Demand (1969)

Demands Workshops
These workshops are in beta mode, please contact me if you would like to participate in these workshops.

[image: ‘We Demand’ Metropolitan Museum of Art protest flyer circa 1969. Anonymous]