Collective Action: Artists for Housing and Homeless Rights
Saturday, March 31 | 10 am-4 pm
Curated by Alex Sizemore
Free and open to the public

Light refreshments will be served
Location California African American Museum
600 State Drive, Los Angeles, CA

Alex Sizemore (MA 2018) presents Collective Action: Artists for Housing and Homeless Rights, which investigates the devastating impacts of the California housing crisis. Featuring the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project (AEMP) and Los Angeles Poverty Department (LAPD), a community-based theater group working in Skid Row, the one-day program demonstrates the powerful role community-based arts play in visualizing issues of housing inequality. The day begins with participatory workshops by AEMP on conducting oral history interviews, followed by a curator's walk-through of the CAAM exhibition Adler Guerrier: Conditions and Form for BLCK Longevity. In the afternoon, LAPD will present an excerpt of their performance, What Fuels Development?. The program concludes with a panel discussion featuring both collectives who will discuss art's capacity as a transformative political force.

For details, visit: www.collectiveactionartists.com