INTERRUPTIONS

Since the 1970s, Sue Coe has worked at the juncture of art and social activism to expose injustices and abuses of power.

Kill Joy is back on our walls with an awesome print, Wakasan Na!

MARIAH GREEN’s work is a series of speculations built on the topics of Afrofuturism.

Adrian Dizon is a Filipino photographer and filmmaker active in the Riverside area, Cahuilla Land.

Existing as a non-binary/genderqueer Latinx is like existing as if I do not identify this way.

Annie Knight (Mable) grew up in Riverside and became active in the art scene as a zinester in the early 2000’s.

R.N. Marcel's illustration seeks to address contemporary issues and bring light to conversations they deem under addressed in popular movements in the themes of civil rights, social injustices, and post-capitalism.

Joseph M. Gagnon is a mixed media painter, and music producer born in Redlands, CA. His work is created in the styles of cubism and neo-expressionism, with elements of graffiti.

Artists rendering of the Western portion of the Mexica/ Aztec cross (used prior to the invasion of Mexico) The West is symbolic of women and femme energy.

Since I was young, my surroundings consisted of creative outlets ranging from fine art, ceramics, wood carving, and music.

This is about temporary powerlessness. Temporary because we will overcome this and all states of despair.