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Collective Practices Through Art
Ideas for more localized connection through creative practice
Art markets where part of proceeds are donated to local mutual aid fundraisers
Small art markets in community member's backyards
More physical space for art by people at the margins - Art by imprisoned people, sex workers, poor people, refugees + undocumented people
Funds for free art classes for marginalized people
collective created zine with local community or online community around a shared interest and/or shared experience
zine reading club - each person brings fave zines and/or their own zines
Community supports zine funds through monthly memberships for local zine distro
Zines with open calls around issues the city is currently facing, or a city-wide campaign on the ballot
Free art shows in public spaces, in parks - public space for the public
Free art making in a public space (+ dance, music too)
Sketching / making art together at a local business, featuring community artists that are more well known
Street theater / street theater performances around political issues
Call out for anyone to submit art to bring attention to current issues / fundraisers
sharing physical art through mail with small network of people (mail art)
crafting email newsletter featuring creative, political work by local folks
Community-run Skill shares
Collective Funds for liberation-focused murals
Collective funds for art supplies - raffles for art
Shared risograph printer
Political education through art workshops, topics that community requests or related to current collective events
Student-run political education through art projects