FASTER! HARDER! DARKER! - A show of new woodblocks & oddities by Favianna, in San Fran on 12/8 (Community Voices)

Favianna Rodriguez Sun, 4 Dec at 1:20am

http://favianna.typepad.com/faviannacom_art_activism/2011/11/faster-harder-darker-a-show-of-new-woodblocks-oddities-by-favianna-

The end of the year is nearing, and for me that means a series of parties to show my new work! 

I recently joined up with a great friend and artist, Paul Mullowney, to start a new studio in the San Francisco Mission district! The name of the studio is tentatively called Studio 931.

Should feminist art about women, health include sex work, masturbation, polyamory and porn? (Opinion)

Favianna Rodriguez Mon, 2 May at 4:56am

RAW by Favianna Rodriquez

I'm always excited when my art world merges with my personal world. As a visual artist, that personal world is one where I'm constantly imagining the sort of artwork I want to create. What kinds of images do I want to draw? What questions do I want to pose? Do I care what people will think of me?

New Publication: How Communities Will Improve the Health of Boys of Color

Favianna Rodriguez Sat, 18 Dec at 12:07pm

Cover: Changing Places: How Communities Will Improve the Health of Boys of Color

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    • Help with a Toy Drive for children in Arizona (Community Voices)

    Favianna Rodriguez Fri, 10 Dec at 11:33am

    I'm getting ready for a fresh Open Studio Art Jam party this Sat. Dec 11, so remember to come if you can. Info is at end of this email.

    Favi's Blog: One of the raddest, baddest art collectives - Taller Tupac Amaru

    Favianna Rodriguez Sun, 22 Aug at 9:34am

    One of the raddest, baddest art collectives - Taller Tupac Amaru

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    • Alto Arizona: Can art & music help win this fight?

    Favianna Rodriguez Tue, 1 Jun at 2:36am

    Undocumented. Unafraid" is a phrase that I picked up from the Trail of Dream's walkers.

    I arrived to Arizona on Sunday evening to do some work around the upcoming May 29th mega march.

    'My mother crossed the border for her kids ...' - A reflection on AZ

    Favianna Rodriguez Thu, 13 May at 4:28pm

    Favianna and her mother

    I've been working like mad on the new campaign over at Presente.org (the org I co-founded), and recently, during one of our meetings, I was asked to go to Arizona to see first hand the way in which women and children are affected. I ended up going this past Sunday on Mother's Day.

    My mother is vacationing in Mexico so I decided to spend the day with folks in Arizona, and to participate in a Mother's Day march. Throughout the trip, I thought of my mother and her own migration story.