Our inaugural event is a powerful opportunity to connect art, resistance and historic memory.

Gráficas de Resistencia: Posters of Rebellion features the private archives of Salvadoran artist and propagandist Ramiro E. Ochoa, including revolutionary posters from the 1980s and 1990s by various artists alongside Ramiro’s own work.

The event is an exhibition of art and a conversation between Ramiro E. Ochoa and Nicaraguan graphic artist Carlos Barberena, moderated by CRLN Co-Director Jhonathan F. Gomez.

This exhibition invites us to consider the role of art in revolutionary movements—and to ask whose histories, struggles, and visions are remembered when we celebrate independence.

This event is made possible with support from 18th St. Casa de Cultura, Alma de Izote and CEIBA Colectiva.