Timelines

Project Start

2014

Concept

Antonio Serna

Live/Works

New York/Brooklyn

Documents of Resistance is an art/research/educational project that presents an intersectional view of art history through the art and activism of people of color. In this history there is no separation between politics and culture. Here protests organizing and studio time are seen as different means to achieve the same goal.

Only this way can we see the emergence of a truly American avant garde. Documents of Resistance aims to give form to this avant garde, by bringing together the collective struggle and individual transformation of artists and communities of color between 1960 to the present time.


1960s
1970s
1980s
1990s
2000s
2010s
Documents of Resistance Archive currently holds 254 items, of which only 12% have been archived and only %2 are available online. Institutions and researchers may inquire about accessing or donating resources to continue to archive the collection. Use our Contact page to connect.
African-American (91 items)
Chicano/Latinx
Asian-American
Native America
1960s (25 items)
1970s (20 items)