We are sharing a slide show of images that address issues of Freedom and Captivity in different ways. As a project of the UMVA, ARRT! creates images for progressive non-profits throughout the state. ARRT! provides a visual voice for groups that need assistance getting their messages out. Much of ARRT!’s work consists of large original hand-painted banners, but new media and applications are popping up all the time. All of ARRT!’s work is done in collaboration, with the belief and proven practice, that our best work emerges through our shared skills, ideas, and the lively process of group critique we have developed. See more at
www.arrteam.org
If you have been following our progress over the years you will perhaps remember some of these images ARRT! has produced in the past.
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ARRT!, Protect Palestinian Human Rghts banner.
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ARRT!, Banner for Freedom & Captivity: Art on Abolition.
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ARRT!, Banner for Freedom & Captivity: Art on Abolition.
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ARRT! banner, Whole Families Go To Prison.
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ARRT! banner, Maine Prisoners Re-Entry Network.
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Restorative Justice Institute banner.
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ARRT! banner in process for the Maine Prisoner Re-Entry Network.
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ARRT Ad Box: No Walls.
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ARRT! Ad Box: Keep Families Together.
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End Cash Bail.
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ARRT! Maine Poor People's Campaign.
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ARRT! banner, End Cash Bail and ICE detention
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Banner, We Are Community.
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We Bleed the Same Color.
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Ban the Box.
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Community Is All of Us.
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Stand Up for Racial Justice.
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Yard sign: Redirect Money From Policing to Youth Health Homeless Services.
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Yard sign: Defund, Disarm, Dismantle the Police.
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Adbox on site. Stop the Deportations.
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Adbox on site. Stop the Deportations.
Below are some recent banners and yard signs painted this summer. ARRT! also participated in community events in support of the Pine Tree Amendment and in opposition to the Pembroke Mine, and co-presented a community workshop on art and activism with the Kneeling Art Photography project, LumenARRT!, and Natasha Mayers at the beautiful new Colby Arts Collaborative in Waterville. We want to thank Teresa McKinney the Diamond Family Director of the Arts and the Maine International Film Festival for their support and encouragement for the workshop!
ARRT! banner painted on Sept 12, 2021.
ARRT! banner painted on 12 September, 2021, for Indigenous Peoples’ Day press conference.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Created at an ARRT-Build community event, summer 2021.
Image at top: ARRT! painting session.