White Lines on Brown Space
24’ x 8’ Chalk drawing, created at the Wassaic Project. Wassaic, NY (See “prints” to buy a poster of image)
Sower, Healer, Protector
120’ x 20’ Acrylic mural. Coordinated by Ogden Contemporary Arts and collaborated with the community of Ogden. Monarch Building, Ogden, Utah
What Would Jesus Do?
#freethemall
Fronteristex Billboard project. 20.5’ x 6.5’ billboard, Moriarty, New Mexico
Frontier Justice
H19’6” x W38’8” acrylic mural. St Paul MN. 2019 Chroma Zone mural festival.
Condensed History of the U.S. Invasion of Mexico
W95’ x H22’ Lead muralist. Acrylic mural. Urban Institute Contemporary Art, Grand Rapids, MI. 2013
Terra Firma
Art Expo Chicago - Hyde Park Art Center booth W40’ x H12’ Collaboration with Frances Lightbound
Patriotic Vomit
Graphics
Exterior of HPAC Photo and Video footage by Silvia Gonzalez
Interior of HPAC
Interior of gallery of HPAC
Projection/Animation 10'x80' Collaboration with Luis Mayorga at the Hyde Park Art Center, Chicago.
60 in 60
60 cartoons in 60 minutes. Projections and political cartoon slide slam at the National Museum of Mexican Art. Discussing politics from the bed of my truck. Photos by William Carmargo
Dia de los Muertos Xicago
Dia de los Muertos Xicago
2015-2017 Co-Directed the Nations largest Dia de Los Muertos celebration with Carina Yepez at the National Museum of Mexican Art.
Dia de los Muertos Xicago
30 foot high projections of the dearly deceased...
Dia de los Muertos Xicago
...and a 152ft wide animation collaboration with Mark Anderson, Luis Mayorga and myself.
Tamale Man
Tamale Man: Breaking the Sound Barrier
Acrylic on wall. W21’ x H10’ St Ambrose University, 2016.
Lucy Gonzales Parsons Collage
Digital design for the New Monuments for New Cities international project. Chicago, Toronto, New York City, Houston and Austin.
IGC Print Portfolios
Dichos y Deretes
Dichos y Deretes
Posada Presente
Instituto Grafico de Chicago, has been collaborating with fellow printmakers from all over the world, for over a decade with print portfolios. See some of the portfolios here.
Grabandolandia
GRABADOLANDIA is a project that inspires new generations to engage in printmaking as a social force. Through a series of activities, an international portfolio exchange, community workshops and a three day long printmaking festival, this project creates more equitable access to cultural resources and events. Our audience is overlapping communities of artists, students, youth, Latinx families, working-class families and communities of color. Grabadolandia happens every November and, it’s FREEEEEEE!