Project name: Say No to Immigrant Stereotypes - Break the Mold Series
Project year: 2010
Concept Detail: Concept and artwork created for Im:Arte; an art collective dedicated to creating social change through art. Proceeds of the sales of this piece are donated to a scholarship fund for undocumented students who want to peruse art education. For more information visit: Im:Arte
Project name: Break the Mold piece - Break the Mold Series
Project year: 2010
Concept Detail: Concept and artwork created for Im:Arte; an art collective dedicated to creating social change through art. Proceeds of the sales of this piece are donated to a scholarship fund for undocumented students who want to peruse art education. For more information visit: Im:arte
Project name: False Perception - Break the Mold Series
Project year: 2010
Concept Detail: Concept and artwork created for Im:Arte; an art collective dedicated to creating social change through art. Proceeds of the sales of this piece are donated to a scholarship fund for undocumented students who want to peruse art education. For more information visit: Im:arte
Very excited about this upcoming weekend! Again I would like to extend an invitation to everyone for this wonderfull event. Come share a night of art, and culture while we explore imigration issues facing our communities and re-imagine our voices. Click here for more information or to RSVP
Welcome to our Im:arte tumblr
Im: Arte is a collective of a diverse group of artists seeking to take immigration advocacy to a different front in winch its members visually, re-imagine their voices and stories.
Art has always played a key role in social movements, which has visually illustrated movement’s goals and visions, and played a major role in solidarity with community through visual communication. Social realism art depicts on social tribulations within our society, and can ultimately play a huge role in the transformation toward social change as we work towards a utopian society.
Furthermore, Im:Arte is committed to educate, and create social awareness through visual communication that can serve as a form of social change.
Im:Arte is committed to create artwork the moves forward the agenda of immigrant rights movement in the United States and Beyond.
The name, Im: Arte, was organically chosen after a lengthy discussion of its founders’ values, interests, and passions. They realized that they embrace diversity; that their art comes from their inner soul and it externalized for the people, who they love and are their source of inspiration. Im: Arte is a versatile name that can also be read as I’m Arte and ImARTe; it incorporates English and Spanish; and it incorporated part of the word “amarte” meaning to love
