Art + Politics MOCA

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1. Art + Politics Grounding Dialogue March 14 - April 14, 2018 MOCA, Jacksonville Controversial yet harmonious, ART + POLITICS is a printmaking project of vibrant and graphic banners by printmaking students of the UNF Art and Design Department. Created on UNF campus with Assistant Professor of Printmaking Sheila Goloborotko, the woodblock prints explore the student’s views on environmental instability, physical disability, displacement, and immigration issues in today’s society. The collaborative aspect of the printmaking technique provided an opportunity for constructive class discussion and reflection from various perspectives. Now on view in the Museum’s lobby, ART + POLITICS encourages active engagement and stimulated necessary conversation as it relates to each one of us and our community at large.
2. Emily Abood Dylan Bauer William Ballance Maxine Collazo Andrew Curlee Ashanti Franklin Ari Kijanka Redeem Pettaway Bonita Phillips Connor Poovey Ricder Ricardo Ridge Tablada Mimi Tran Kirsten Williams Exhibition of Students’ Work Created in Relief Class ART 3443C Fall 2017 Art + Politics Grounding Dialogue March 14 - April 14, 2018 MOCA, Jacksonville
3. MOCA poster announcing exhibition and performance.
4. MOCA created an illustrated handout available at the front desk during the exhibition
5. Pledge of Allegiance and Art + Politics, March 2018 Caitlín Doherty, MOCA Director and Sheila Goloborotko, UNF Assistant Professor of Printmaking
22. MOCA Website, Art + Politics 2018
33. 1 MOCA Jacksonville: A Cultural Institute of UNF https://vimeo.com/275904870 2 ART + POLITICS https://mocajacksonville.unf.edu/Exhibitions/UNF-Gallery/Art---Politics/ 3 ART + POLITICS OPENING RECEPTION https://mocajacksonville.unf.edu/events/ART---POLITICS-Opening-Reception/ Art + Politics Grounding Dialogue March 14 - April 14, 2018 MOCA, Jacksonville
34. https://vimeo.com/275904870
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