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melanie cervantes and Jesus Barraza
17" x 22"
Giclee, Matte Heavyweight Paper, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2008
The ceremonial dances of indigenous people  are cultural affirmations and acts of resistance which articulate the peoples relationship to the land. This piece juxtaposes  a Pomo dancer, a Mexica danzante and a Hawai’ian hula dancer and was made to support the 2007 Indigenous People’s Night of Resistance at UC Berkeley.
$40

Dignidad Rebelde an Exhibition of Prints and Posters

Feb 4, 2012 to Apr 15, 2012
Artillery Apparel & Gallery
San Francisco, CA
DescriptionArtillery AG presents Dignidad Rebelde, a graphic arts collaboration between artists Melanie Cervantes & Jesus Barraza. Emerging from the everyday struggles of Raza &...
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the Chicana/o Biennial

Jan 18, 2012 to Mar 10, 2012
Movimiento de Arte Cultura Latino Americana
San Jose, CA
The Chicana/o Biennial is an exhibition and public forum conveived to take inventory of and invite reflection every two years on the continuously emergent energy, critical edge, a...
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Portraits of Resistance

Nov 20, 2011 to Feb 19, 2012
AT CAFE GABRIELA
AN EXHIBIT OF PRINTS AND POSTERS BY DIGNIDAD REBELDE AT CAFE GABRIELA 988 BROADWAY AVENUE IN DOWNTOWN OAKLAND OPENING RECEPTION DEC. 8, 2011 6PM EXHIBITION NOVEMBER 20, 2011 -...
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This is What Democracy Looks LIke

Oct 28, 2011 to Nov 18, 2011
Gallatin Galleries
NEW YORK, NM
Three of my We are the 99% pieces are included in this exhibit-Melanie. "If the Occupy Wall Street movement was initially criticized for being inchoate, it is because the prot...
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Honoring Our Ancestors

Oct 25, 2011 to Nov 11, 2011
Library & Three Seasons Restaurant, Contra Costa College
San Pablo, CA
Day of the Dead Art Exhibit-Honoring the Ancestors
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DRAWING INSPIRATION 40 YEARS & COUNTING: Living the Legacy of At

Sep 16, 2011 to Sep 16, 2011
EastSide Cultural Center
Oakland, CA
$15 admission* *admission includes receiving a poster created by Dignidad Rebelde! Honoring the living legacy of the 40th anniversaries of George Jackson's assassination and th...
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