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JP Open Studios: Separation Anxiety

Below are some images and a brief write-up about our Separation Anxiety group show at Haymarket People’s Fund Part of JP Open Studios 2018: [Via Haymarket People’s Fund] Engaging Ideas of community, togetherness, self and othering, “Separation Anxiety” is a group show of work responding to the complexities of individualism and community. This includes direct responses to the current climate of xenophobia and policies like family separation; reflections on diversity, inclusion and the beauty and strength those values bring to our communities / families; and explorations of identity and relationships. Featuring Work By: AgitArte, Tense, Danielle Robbins, Ankana, Sobek, Joanna Kao, Silvina, Esther, Catch Wreck, OFATS, Frandy Suero Garcia, Millicent, Jacob Leidolf, Chrystian Dennis + More! Reception Featuring Music By: HiFadility & Eboane AUD Read the write-up in the Haymarket People’s Fund Newsletter >

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JP Open Studios: No Human Being Is Illegal

[Via Haymarket People’s Fund] The Weekend of JP Open Studios Haymarket People’s Fund hosted an exhibition called ‘No Human Being Is Illegal’ which brought together 17 artists from Boston and Beyond to share their stories and bring awareness to the critical issues impacting our communities, specifically the criminalization of human life via current and existing immigration policies and the system of mass incarceration that feeds off of documented and undocumented citizens alike. There was a closing reception on Sunday Night where members of the community were invited to join in a celebration of the art, the weekend and community. A potluck fundraiser generated donations of cash and canned / dry goods which have been directed to survivors of Hurricane Maria via The Dream Defenders and Sociadad Latina who are sponsoring relief efforts. This beautiful community event would not have been possible without many people. Thank you to the artists: Lilin Wang, Rohan Nijhawan, Sebastian Tabares, Kwest, Imagine, GieRodz, Thaer Abdallah, Ankana, Pathetic Pixels, Aphrosyche, Life’s Good, Gabriela Cartagena, Tobelliot, Hewett, Wayland “X” Coleman, FrancLo and Jacob Leidolf. Thank you to Casa Verde, Grass Fed / Ten Tables and Fiore’s Bakery and all of our guests for contributing to our potluck. Thank you HiFadility and Rah Zen for the music. Thank you to Haymarket for hosting the event. Thank you to Voices of Liberation, Scope Apparel, Organize the Hood Boston / Feed the Hood, Pen and Sword Political Pirates and The BRIDGES Foundation for making it all happen. Photos Via Ankana

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Call for Submissions: No Human Being Is Illegal

Voices of Liberation, Pen & Sword Political Pirates and Scope Apparel present: ‘No Human Being is Illegal‘ a group art show at Haymarket People’s fund. Part of Jamaica Plain Open Studios 2017. This is an open call for entries of visual, multimedia and other work reflecting on Borders, Migration, Criminilaztion of Human Life and the Strength of Community. Submissions Deadline: September 15th Selected work must be ready to hang and delivered prior to Friday September 22. Submit Work  

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Black & Blue pt. II – Town Hall Forum on Policing – Thursday April 16 – 5PM @ Dudley Library

[Via Voices of Liberation] RSVP Via Facebook Black & Blue pt. II Examining the Relationship between Communities of Color and the BPD Town Hall Forum on Policing Topics: – State Legislation – City Proposals – DOJ Investigation – Police Misconduct – Police Killing Of Civilians – CO-OP – Civilian Review Board – IAD Process – Police Decertification Info Session 5:00-6:00 | Panel 6:00-7:15 | Q&A 7:15-8:00 RSVP Via Facebook Info Via Blackstonian

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