GRAPHIC DISSENT: Art of Jason Justice Now on Exhibit at Thoreau Galleries, SF

The Thoreau Galleries is pleased to present Graphic Dissent: JusticeDesign for Social Change, an exhibition of works by Bay Area artist Jason Justice. Now showing through April 20, 2006.

"Graphic design is about art and communication. Social change is about collective liberation, mutual aid, self-determination and uprooting dominator culture. Combining graphic design and social change gives us the tools to effectively voice our values, visions and ideas, and help determine the path of our common future."

Jason Justice : Graphic Dissent : March 2 - April 20, 2006
Curated by Lena Strayhorn and Bruce DeMartini.
Free and Open to the public.

http://www.justicedesign.com/pop_graphic_dissent.html

NOW ON EXHIBIT:
Posters, picket signs, cards and more designed for organizations such as the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights, UniteHERE Local 2, Direct Action to Stop the War, Courage To Resist, DanceSafe, UCSC Health Promotion and beyond!

Location: The Thoreau Galleries reside in the Thoreau Center for Sustainability at 1016 Lincoln Boulevard, in the historic San Francisco Presidio National Park.
http://www.thoreau.org/Location/mapdir.html