Due to billions of dollars being spent on surveillance technology for ICE under the Trump administration, there has been an alarming increase in mass deportations as the raids continue to escalate. As we focus our attention on the violent ways in which ICE uses technology to surveil, detain, and deport, we must continue to protect and uplift each other as a form of resistance.
Please join us for Home Without Borders, a collaborative community art project that encourages intersectional resistance through celebrating immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. Through shared stories, performance, and workshops, this project acts as a tribute to immigrant resilience and their contributions to the San Francisco Bay Area.
In partnership with
@grayareaorg x
@macro.waves Home Without Borders will offer:
August 3rd
A clay making workshop guided by visual artist Victor Saucedo,
@nomorewhitewomen2 Participants will create their own monuments and memorials that will be 3D scanned then placed into an interactive virtual environment culminating in a public art exhibition at the Gray Area Gallery.
1-4 PM
August 14th
A digital security and safety workshop to protect our communities from ICE, facilitated by Turner Willman.
@turner__w
4-6 PM
An audio visual performance by Truc Nguyen.
@radiotruc
7 PM
Commissioned by
@sf_arts_commission as part of the city-wide Shaping Legacy initiative, this unique exhibit will bring a new hybrid physical/digital monument to life through the direct creative contributions of community members.
