Politically Resistant Programming Guide

Since the inauguration of the Trump administration, more than forty Common Field members from across the nation responded to our call to action and shared their programs around art and resistance as a guide to all the. Below is the list of programs. For statements, please go here.

Common Field seeks to continue to amplify the politically resistant programming of our members. We seek to continue to grow our list and collect information on your programming. We encourage you to please fill out our brief survey, so we can add your ideas and projects to our growing list.

CALIFORNIA

100 Days Action, Bay Area
https://100daysaction.net/

Clockshop, Los Angeles
Ongoing: Counter-Inaugural

Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), Los Angeles
Closed in solidarity with #J20 Art Strike
FutureClown’s Inaugural Address

Machine Project, Los Angeles
Legion of Hackers for the Revolution: Info Session #1
Cybersecurity for Modern Hellscapes, How to Resist a Trumpling

Materials & Applications, Los Angeles

Southern Exposure, San Francisco
Resistance is Fruitful: A Day of Collective Production

Women's Center for Creative Work (WCCW), Los Angeles
At Women's March Los Angeles
Women's March Intersectional Breakfast
The Feminist Library on Wheels
WCCW Parenting Group Hey Baby
Ongoing series of many workshops and events

MAINE

SPACE Gallery, Portland
Get Ready Weekly
APRIL 10: Come make visuals for the Tax March on April 15th in Portland.
APRIL 17: Come make visuals for the March for Science on April 22nd in Portland. This workshop is in collaboration with 350Maine and Artists’ Rapid Response Team.
APRIL 24: Come make visuals for the People’s Climate March on April 29th in Augusta.
MAY 1: Come celebrate International Workers’ Day (May Day) with GRW! Using Pickwick Independent Press postcards, we will be writing to local and national leaders in support of workers rights.