Opportunity: Help Paint “Black Lives Matter” in Camden!

This Deadline Expired: Saturday, October 17, 2020

On Saturday, October 24th, National Stop the Violence Alliance, Inc will be having the National Black Lives Matter Unity March in Camden, NJ. In anticipation of this event, they are painting “Black Lives Matter” down a street in Camden (similar to how it is done in Charlotte, NC) and they are in need of some artists to help. This is on a volunteer basis.

If you are interested, please fill out this form or you can email sescily@me.com. Painting will be on October 17-18, 2020 in Camden, NJ at 8:30am to help line the letters and 10am for actual painting.

Terri received her MFA from the University of the Arts and her BFA from Moore College of Art and Design. She currently teaches a variety of Studio Arts courses at The Agnes Irwin School, in Rosemont, PA.

Terri Saulin

Terri received her MFA from the University of the Arts and her BFA from Moore College of Art and Design. She currently teaches…

Terri received her MFA from the University of the Arts and her BFA from Moore College of Art and Design. She currently teaches a variety of Studio Arts courses at The Agnes Irwin School, in Rosemont, PA.…

Tyler Kline

Tyler Kline's work documents the arrival of the Chthulucene epoch: post-Anthropocene, tentacular, multi-optic, and multi-specied.…

I Found My Voice Through Art. As women in a patriarchal society, we often stick to our roles until we can’t anymore. WE WAKE UP! We feel different. The world looks like a different place. We breathe the air like it wasn’t there before. I come from a long line of activists and art lovers. My grandmother was in the Red army in Russia, immigrated here and marched with the suffragettes. My mother was a Democratic committee woman in a Republican neighborhood getting doors slammed in her face. My art reflects and represents current events in performing arts and politics. People in the news inspire me... their movement, their expression, their passion for change. Look at the eyes of my portraits. What do they see? What have they seen? What are they feeling? Happiness, sadness, fear, defiance, courage... each has their own story. My paintings are like family members. There is an emotional part of me in every painting. When they sell, I feel a loss. I go back and look at the images to keep them close.

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