subVersion Summer Camp
@ Multiple
Multiple
Opening Saturday, July 26th, at Multiple
On view through Sunday, July 27th
subVersion Summer Camp is a Do-It-Together series of gatherings and calls to action! MOST PROGRAMS EVENTS and MEALS are FREE TO THE PUBLIC. To help fund the camp you can donate and become a Camper and pin for $25, or become a Parent of a Camper for $100. ( or make yer donation at Co-Prosperity)
We have invited artists, educators, musicians, filmmakers, activists, designers, and workers of all stripes to converge in Chicago this summer to help us make posters, music, t-shirts and merit badges while we make friends, comrades, and plans. Let’s make camp.
Join us in Bridgeport, the Community of the Future (and beyond), for ten days of camaraderie, fun and resistance to the spread of fascist culture. subVersion Summer Camp will foster collective re-education through public conversations, workshops, classes and happenings. We’ll present a broad range of creative forms of protest, and participants will be able to choose their own solidarity adventure… kickball or tag, puppets or banners, ballots or stink bombs? Schedule is below.
Full schedule available here
SATURDAY, JULY 26TH
Printervention: Migrant Solidarity Zine Print-Run – 11am – 2pm
Hosted by: CHema Skandal!
@ Research House for Asian Art • 3217 S. Morgan St
Zines are an awesome and fun communication tool! This workshop is an introduction to everything a Zinester should know. Join us, learn and share, make a migration-related zine and create community.
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Impulse & Intention: A Mindfulness Collage – 2:00 – 4:00 PM
Hosted by: Lily Cox
@ Research House for Asian Art • 3217 S. Morgan St
This society raises us to lean heavily into impulses that aid the empire and to repress all else. Collage is a beautiful way to lean into impulse through the chosen images, and intentionality through what is fixed to the page. Let’s practice mindfulness through art!
Dear Renad, To Gaza With Love – 2:00 – 3:00 PM
Hosted by: Rachel Hoffman and Leah Grynheim, Jewish Voice for Peace Chicago
@ Co-Prosperity • 3219 S Morgan St
Join us for an art-based workshop for young people to reflect and honor the experiences of Gazan Children and share their own thoughts and feelings through video and letter writing/art-making!
*This workshop curriculum is primarily for ages 8 years old and above.
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ScreenING OF Alfonso Arau’s Mojado Power – 8:00 – 10:00 pm
Hosted by: Charly García
@ Co-Prosperity • 3219 S Morgan St
The story centers on an undocumented worker, who after various escapades, constructs a plan to unify indocumentados(undocumented persons) and Chicanos. His emblem is a decal advocating “mojado power”, that is, the unity of all persons of Mexican origin in the United States.
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Tags: Bridgeport, Charly García, CHema Skandal!, Chicago, Co-prosperity, Jewish Voice for Peace Chicago, Leah Grynheim, Lily Cox, Rachel Hoffman, RESEARCH HOUSE FOR ASIAN ART, subVersion Summer Camp
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