We would like to create a full-participation camp at Que Viva, which is dedicated to not only bringing messages of social justice through community art workshops, but engages in creating more balance within the BRC community itself by increasing access for low-income, underrepresented artists.
Our camp Que Viva hosted butterfly wing making activities, a migration story video booth, and letter writing to refugee children activities with artist and activist Favianna Rodriguez of Culture Strike and her Migration is Beautiful project.
OhTony Edwards took great pictures at Que Viva Camp this year, both at our art workshops and amongst our campmates, many of whom were attending for the first time. You can see all of OhTony’s photographs by clicking on the picture below:
