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the power of art in the service of justice and equality

Art Against Racism is creating  an international community of bold creatives, arts administrators, community organizations and activists dedicated to anti-racist social change.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW ARTISTS SELECTED FOR THE MEMORIAL. MONMUMENT. MOVEMENT. EXHIBITION

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STUNNING NEW WORK ADDED EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY BEGINNING MARCH 29, 2021 UNTIL JUNETEENTH.  OVER 500 NEW ENTRIES OF ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY FR0M AROUND THE WORLD IN ONE MAJOR EXHIBITION MEMORIALIZING A NEW NARRATIVE FOR JUSTICE AND EQUALITY.

much more than art

Our Big Goal

Art Against Racism’s goal is to make racial equity and justice real and lasting for Black and brown people in the U.S. and around the world .

  • Build An International Community of Artists and Advocates
  • Elevate Artists Dedicated to Anti-racism, Justice and Equality
  • Create & Inspire Opportunities for Civic Action for Social Change
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Panelists for Art Against Racism Opening Pose for Picture
Audience at Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Princeton Church for Opening of Art Exhibition in 2019
Black Lives Matter flag by Kelly Burke
Kelly Burke discusses Black Lives Matter and All Lives Matter Flag with patrons
Kelly Burke Kimberly Lennon and Rhinold
Laticia Lewis playing violin at Art Against Racism Exhibition
Art Against Racism exhibition artwork on the walls of Unitarian Universalist Congregation in Princeton
Church breakfast at Princeton United Methodist Church
Breakfast at Princeton United Methodist Church

About Our Art Collections

Mural of face with raised fists and text "La Justice pour George".

Art Against Racism’s art collection consists of galleries from our various exhibitions, projects and collaborations.

The growing Memorial.Monument.Memorial collection is housed in four distinct galleries. The Main Artists’ Gallery consisting of videos of artists and communities creating and sharing their work; The Memorial and Monument Visual Culture Gallery of public and private art; The Movement Photography Gallery of artistic images of people resisting injustice and oppression in countless ways; and the Livestream Launch Gallery with the video of the exhibition’s virtual opening.

Visit Memorial. Monument. Movement Galleries

Art Galleries

Art work of diverse colored people with raised fists and text "We defend Equality"
Memorial and Monument Visual Culture Gallery
The Livestream Launch Gallery
The Movement Photography Gallery

featured GALLERIES

Exhibition Artists List for Memorial.Monument.Movement
Memorial.Monument.Movement Main Artists' Gallery

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FEATURED MAIN GALLERY VIDEOS

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Multiple Choice by Artist Elisabeth Atjay

Baltimore By Bike, 17 Blocks of Marble by Mark Armbruster

Rising From The Ashes by Susan Zimmerman

In The Press

MEMORIAL. MONUMENT.
MOVEMENT

Jesse North and Dave Tavani of  Discover Jersey Arts talk to co-chairs of the Memorial. Monument. Movement exhibition, Rhinold Lamar Ponder and Judith Brodsky, about mounting a social justice art exhibit during a pandemic.

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