P.O.P. ART

These images were created by artists across the country with the intent of sharing them with the public. Please use them to make your own banners, flyers, t-shirts, or other resistance objects. They are not available to use for profit under any circumstances. Each artist retains copyright to their work. Please consider contacting them if you like the image and contributing to them directly if you are able.

API People Power - Thi Bui

API People Power by Thi Bui

 

Format: PDF
Date: November 2016
File Size: 2.7MB

API stands for Asian Pacific Islander. It's both a shout of love and a call to action to my fellow Asian Americans. In memory of Yuri Kochiyama and Grace Lee Boggs, two activists who lived and worked in solidarity with other movements.

Act & Protect - Janina A Larenas

Act & Protect
by Janina A. Larenas
Date: November 2016
Format: PDF
File Size: 888KB

This image was inspired by a lot of request I received about making posters or stickers with a safety pin on them. The safety pin can be uniting symbol but it is important to actively maintain, fight for, and protect safe spaces within our community, to do more than share in a symbolic gesture.

#printorganizeprotest

#Repost @sfzinefest ・・・ Bring t-shirts to SFZF tomorrow! From 11am-1pm, @print.organize.protest will print designs on tshirts for FREE! Also, the printmaking workshop will provide posters for silkscreening. The images will be geared toward climate
#Repost @shoestringpressny with @get_repost ・・・ A favorite design by @arianamy_ rides again at today’s march. @print.organize.protest #printorganizeprotest
#Repost @shoestringpressny ・・・ Late night printing for Saturday’s day of action. Just banged out 50 of these in the spirit of @print.organize.protest. Come by the press tomorrow to grab these plus protest favorites from @perchancepress @justsee
#Repost @chica_artista_illustration ・・・ **artwork via "Families Belong Together"** Looking for a family friendly detainee protest this weekend with kid hiphop @alphabetrockers ? I'll be at this educational rally helping screen print shirts