Free Press and the History and Future of Social Justice Printmaking

Martin Luther King Jr. Planning Committee

A history and exploration of social justice printmaking at Bates and beyond

Pettengill Hall    Room G52

a history and exploration of social justice printmaking at Bates and beyond. This workshop will be a chance for MLK Day participants to explore the role of poster and printmaking in protest and activism. We will consider: How do protest prints and images help us imagine and envision a different world? How do they root us in cause and purpose? What are the limits of printmaking in advancing social justice work? Is art activism? How can art be healing and/or affirmative? Participants will be invited to reflect, discuss, and create some art (no experience required).
Led by: Elliott Vahey ’23 and Tyler Shambaugh ‘23
Pgill G52

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