HABA

HABA: A sculpture installation that offers a provocation to do the shadow work – a bridge to honoring a people almost forgotten.

HABA intends to honor generations of the Paiute Nation at Burning Man and

encourage community members to be present – both in person and through the sculpture’s images. 

Stencil Art Workshop

Paiute Community Members

Pyramid Lake, Nevada

March 2023

BlackBook (Remix): Race Study

Peyton Scott Russell

In BLACKBOOK (Remix), I am exploring the fallacy of Race, this social construct we as human beings buy into in that we are divided and considered separate species based on skin tones. My focus is solely on mixed-culture (mixed-race) couples of Black African and white European-American because my parents were a mixed-culture couple (Black father, whi

Reggie LeFlore is a visual artist who creates to praise individual and collective stories through human portraiture.
 

His subject matter centers around “everyday people”, crafting portraits with vibrant colors and contemporary elements that aim to capture the energy and spirit of his subjects’ stories.
 

LeFlore’s inspirations are drawn from the concepts and philosophies of Street Art culture and I

Tom Jay is a Latino artist originally from Guatemala and is a Mayan descendant. He is a former Minneapolis College of Art and Design student creating murals, illustrations and specializing in aerosol paint. Along with large private commission murals, Tom has been a part of a number of projects touching on topics such as social justice, preserving nature, teaching art and community collaboration.

 Katrina Knutson was born in South Minneapolis and raised on working class ethics, progressive politics, and hip-hop culture. Since then, she has worked, painted and lived across North America, studying art and looking for inspiration under bridges, on the streets, and in galleries. But no matter how far she travels, Minneapolis will always be home. Katrina designs and teaches visual art workshops

Biafra CBS hadn't planned on being an artist. He thought he was going to be a teacher. He started cutting stencils as a way to decorate his skateboard in 2003. Cutting stencils quickly turned into an obsession, suddenly the stencils were on stickers and walls and that transitioned into an interest in graffiti and screen printing. He switched my major from education to art and received a B.F.A. wit

SHOCK

Creating non-sanctioned public art and writing graffiti for over 20 years, Shock seeks to keep expanding the art form through their work. Using the medium of the graffiti piece to transmit ideas, deliver messages, and brighten up urban landscapes with color and style.