In Solidarity with Whitney Museum Workers đź“Ł Friday, May 17th6:30 pm–8:30 PMShow Up! @ Whitney Museum đź“ŁCalling all museum workers, curators, archivists, art handlers, educators, teaching artists, art historians, front of house, and cultural workers! 📣 Join us this…
Next Saturday, Artists of Color Bloc will be hosting a dinner for the very last installment of Open Engagement 2018. For this intimate dinner we have invited special guest to update us on: museum diiversity plans as mandated by Department…
Join AoC Bloc & Friends (@Forward Union) All day Saturday, Artists of Color Bloc & friends will be tabling and recruiting new collective members as we plan for our 2018 activities. Our goal remains equity in NYC’s Cultural Plan. Earlier this…
Artists of Color Bloc and Michelada Think-Tank invite you to join us for a solidarity mixer and discussion around equity in NYC’s first official Cultural Plan. In May, New York City’s Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) released, “What We…
“Housing, labor, cultural equity, arts and public funding injustices cannot be addressed in isolation. The People’s Cultural Plan, created by a diverse coalition of working artists and cultural workers in New York City, demands a…
Strength in Numbers: Equity and Cross-Racial Solidarity in NYC’s Cultural Plan Friday, March 24, 2017 6:30 – 8:30 PM: Drinks + Discussion + Info Session Cue Art Foundation 137 W 25th St, New York, NY…
Artists of Color Bloc, Art Handlers Alliance, Asian American Arts Centre and others are attending the Bric CreateNYC Cultural Plan workshop to let people know they need to support artists, cultural workers and communities of color…
‘artists of color bloc’ is now mobilizing to develop radical ideas for implementation in NYC’s Cultural Plan of 2017. We will be adding a new section to the website to keep everyone informed. In the meantime follow us…
Present Futures at Denny Gallery Present Futures: Strategies Toward Emancipation (Part One) is a group exhibition of artists James T. Green, Ivan Forde, Tiona McClodden, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, J. Soto, and Diamond Stingily. The…
With two weeks to go, the Brooklyn Museum has finally approved about 90% of our (PMAD) programming for the community forum. It’s been a long and very difficult process, a testament to the many diverging view points regarding…