Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum are pleased to present Home Edition. Home Edition is a curated a series of virtual programs including artists talks, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative
Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum are pleased to present Home Edition. Home Edition is a curated a series of virtual programs including artists talks, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative
Chaffey College and the Wignall Museum are pleased to present Home Edition. Home Edition is a curated a series of virtual programs including artists talks, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative
For Home Edition, the Wignall Museum has curated a series of virtual programs including conversations and lectures with artists, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative programs. Please join us at the
For Home Edition, the Wignall Museum has curated a series of virtual programs including conversations and lectures with artists, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative programs. Please join us at the
For Home Edition, the Wignall Museum has curated a series of virtual programs including conversations and lectures with artists, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative programs. Please join us at the
For Home Edition, the Wignall Museum has curated a series of virtual programs including conversations and lectures with artists, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative programs. Please join us at the
For Home Edition, the Wignall Museum has curated a series of virtual programs including conversations and lectures with artists, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative programs. Please join us at the
For Home Edition, the Wignall Museum has curated a series of virtual programs including conversations and lectures with artists, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative programs. Please join us at the
For Home Edition, the Wignall Museum has curated a series of virtual programs including conversations and lectures with artists, workshops, tutorials, and other collaborative programs. Please join us at the
ART AT AIRPORT
Please accept this invitation to apply.
Chaffey Community Museum of Art’s
ART AT AIRPORT PROGRAM
CCMA is pleased to announce that the A3 Call for Art and Artist Application to Participate in Ontario International Airport Art Program are now available for download from the CCMA web site.
If you find you have additional questions after you read the information, please don’t hesitate to contact CCMA at (909) 463-3733.
Go here: www.chaffeymuseum.org/content/exhibits/art_at_airport_forms
Chaffey Community Museum of Art
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Chaffey Community Museum of Art, a contemporary fine art museum, exhibits works of artists living in the inland region of Southern Calif. Permanent collection offers works from California Style waterc...We are excited to start sharing the 5 artists selected as a part of our WE ART ONE campaign. Over the next few days we will be sharing these works along with resources tied to further learning and action related to the social justice issue that the artist addresses in their work. Project sponsored by: @musicchanginglives @riversideartscouncil
Jose Lozano Jr @faceman107 created this piece, “Heroine,” with deep meaning.
Image Description: The prison bars that are opened behind the woman figure means that women are free from oppression and tired of the injustices towards them - violence, rape, unequal opportunities, the social norms of what women are supposed to be like - and them taking action but the bars are still standing indicating the fight isn’t over because women don’t have true equal rights yet because of things like unequal pay. The blue bird is a reference to the symbol of the Woman Suffrage Association. The symbol was used on Suffrage Blue Bird Day in July 19, 1915. The sunflower was one of many flowers used as a symbol for the movement. The woman figure is on a stance of confidence and hopeful, staring towards the viewer making them know of her presence and what’s to come.
Resource Share: Amended podcast
Amended, a podcast from Humanities New York, tells a story of the struggle for women’s voting rights that is as diverse,
unfinished and complex as the nation itself.
Most Americans learn one, specific version of the history of woman suffrage: that a few bold, white women led a movement for equal voting rights and achieved victory 100 years ago, when the United States ratified the 19th Amendment. That, we’re told, enabled all American women to vote. But history is never as simple as the stories we tell about it. After that historic milestone, more women could cast a ballot than ever before, and yet the fight for women’s equal voting rights was, and still is, far from over.
Amended travels from the 1800's through to the present day to show us a quest for women’s full equality that has always been as diverse, complex and unfinished as the nation itself.
Link in our bio to these episodes.
Second Artwork by Simonair Yoho of Kafi Kafi Co. #weartone
There will NOT be a citizenship question on the 2020 Census and none of our responses can be shared with government agencies, law enforcement, immigration agencies, or landlords. Go participate at ow.ly/Qquw50Byue3 to do yours too! #ICount #IECounts #CensusSelfie
Join local artist Adelola Davies-Aiyeloja for the launch of this great show she is participating in! Congrats!!
Historically Uniting: African American and Palestinian Movements & Artists
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Join us for a conversation with artists for our new virtual exhibit, "Intersections: Palestinian & African American Art for Social Justice"The Census is NOT a count of all citizens, it is a count of all people. Me and my family are participating in the Census because we are apart of this community too. We counted at ow.ly/HiBJ50Byu6O and you should too! #ICount #IECounts #CensusSelfie
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