Ενόσω πολιτικοί και αστυνομικές δυνάμεις «αποτυγχάνουν» στην ανάληψη των ευθυνών τους για όσα συμβαίνουν αυτήν τη στιγμή στις Η.Π.Α εξαιτίας της δολοφονίας του George Floyd, οι καλλιτέχνες, οι ακτιβιστές και οι διάφορες καλλιτεχνικές κοινότητες ενώνουν τις δυνάμεις τους. Προσπαθούν να συγκεντρώσουν χρήματα προσφέροντας τα έργα τέχνης τους έναντι δωρεών σε φιλανθρωπικές οργανώσεις κατά του ρατσισμού και με στόχο την αποφυλάκιση των προσφάτως συλληφθέντων.

Παρακάτω, βρίσκεις μία λίστα με καλλιτέχνες (από ζωγράφους και σκιτσογράφους μέχρι φωτογράφους κλπ) που ανταλλάσσουν τις αποδείξεις από τις δωρεές που κάνουν οι ενδιαφερόμενοι με εκτυπώσεις των έργων τους, ρούχα, περιοδικά κα ή έχουν βρει μία φόρμουλα ώστε να γίνονται οι δωρεές σε συγκεκριμένες οργανώσεις. Ο καθένας από το λογαριασμό του στο instagram, δίνει οδηγίες και εξηγήσεις για το πως πραγματοποιείται η διαδικασία για την αποφυγή δεύτερων σκέψεων περί κερδοσκοπίας και εκμετάλλευσης.

CALIDA RAWLES & DIEDRICK BRACKENS

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Where to begin… We are all feeling it, helplessness in the face of tragedy after tragedy. We all want to do something. As we watch the madness unfolding in Minneapolis and across the country. We see folks on the frontlines, making a difference and exercising their rights to protest. In spite of the COVID-19 epidemic, there are folks still willing to take to the streets and risk everything to fight for justice for all of us. It is important to us that we get funds to those in need and want a positive change. Diedrick Brackens and Calida Rawles have created a limited run of posters to raise funds supporting the organizations above. You will receive both artist posters with proof of your direct donation (in the amount of $100 dollars or greater) to one of these efforts. Donate by link in bio and email your receipt to action@vsf.la #DiedrickBrackens #CalidaRawles #GeorgeFloyd #BreonnaTaylor #AhmaudArbery #TonyMcdade #TakeAction #BlackLivesMatter #Minnesota #protest #Louisville

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NAIMA GREEN

LEE WEI SWEE

GHETTO GASTRO

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Food is a Weapon Never forget that farming practices and the culinary innovations of enslaved Africans and Indigenous Americans are the foundation of “American” cuisine. Never forget that the agricultural power and history of farming in this country is entirely a result of Black people’s labor. Access to food is and has been a race issue. Underserved areas historically exist as areas of food apartheid. We don’t use the term food deserts because that implies a natural occurrence of some sort. This shit is anything but natural, but much like the public lynching of Black people it is as American as apple pie Food for Thought You do the dishes. Link to Purchase in Bio All Profits from the Sale of this shirt will be donated to @colorofchange @rethinkfood.nyc and @summaeverythang Community Center Design by @newstudiostudio

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SNOAR PRESS

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@_sam_wright_photo and @snoarpress are offering the following works for sale through the #artistssupportblacklives fund. Artists are encouraged to use and adapt this model to support organisations devoted to helping groups affected by the ongoing protests across the globe. To buy a work please donate a minimum of £50 to one of the nominated charities below. DM me the receipt and I will send out the artwork. Shipping is to be paid by the purchaser to the artist. This work is a four colour risograph print, printed by @pagemasters.co in a signed and numbered edition of 20 of Levi at Double Jab Boxing Club in New Cross. The work was originally shown as part of the Taylor Wessing Portrait Prize 2018 at the National Portrait Gallery. Originally printed on the occasion of Printed Matter’s New York Art Book Fair 2019 Charity 1 – @blklivesmatter Charity 2 – @advocacyacademy #artistssupportblacklives @artistssupportblacklives

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POLLY NOR

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I generally avoid writing much on here. I’m not good with words, thats why I draw my thoughts and opinions instead, but as someone with large online following it feels wrong to not explicitly say, I stand in solidarity with the Black community, the protesters and campaigners. Not just in the US but here in the UK where we also have our own problems with racism and state violence. I say this because 78% of my following are women. White women, myself included, can’t just turn a blind eye just because it doesn’t affect us. We need to be honest with ourselves about our own privilege, and our complicity in white supremacy and structural racism. We all need to put in the work to educate ourselves, and challenge racial injustice not just by posting online but by actually speaking up behind closed doors too, at work, in our political parties and in our own communities. If you have the means to donate to the various fundraisers that’s a good place to start (I’ve added a link to my bio). It is obviously a very difficult time for many people due to the ongoing pandemic and I want to stress that if you cannot afford to right now please feel no shame in that. As well as making my own donations to US bail funds and memorials, this week I will be donating 100% of profits from my print sales to Belly Mujinga’s family. Black lives matter.

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ALEX LEESE

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⁣⁣ Donate, Fight Racism…And I will GIVE you this print! ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ From today until next Monday (8th of June) I am giving away 10 x prints of this photograph , I will cover all printing and shipping costs. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ What I ask of you is to send me an email proving (via screen shot or forwarded email ) you have donated £50 or more to at least one of the below charities, or a charity of your choice that is supporting the black community and the fight against racism, world wide or within your hometown. Sign their petitions while you are there and if your unfamiliar with their causes please do read about what they do and why, it’s IMPORTANT TO NOT JUST DONATE although it’s helpful, it needs to be combined with further action and learning on how we can can contribute to long term change. ⁣⁣ @blklivesmatter @imkaan @colorofchange @lbwpwomen @mnfreedomfun @reclaimtheblock @blackvisionscollective @blackmamasmatter @grassrootslaw @campaignzero⁣⁣ @resourcingracialjustice ⁣⁣ (These are ones I know of in UK and USA any more suggestions please comment and I can add to this list) ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ I will choose at random via a lucky draw/ hat pull who receives a print when all names have been received after 8th of June. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Please email alexleese@gmail.com⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Title of the email (important so it doesn’t get lost)- BLM ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Print is 8×10 inches and printed on Giclée Hahnemühle Photo Rag. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Will Ship worldwide! ⁣⁣ ⁣ Clothing in this pic all by @asaitakeaway who is selling and giving away his designs and proceeds to support Black Lives Matter.

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ISAAC ANDREWS

ALFIE WHITE

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never has been. for the past few weeks i had been planning a COVID-19 charity print sale of some of my photos, which i am still working on but am indefinitely postponing due to current circumstances. that said, in the meantime, if you donate $20 equivalent to any of the protest funds or related (link in bio for some), show me some proof along with your address, i’ll make a handprint of this photo for you and send it free of charge. took a few other photos alongside this one which i’ll post over the next few days. unsure on the current consensus regarding posting faces and identities, so will keep to no face for now. but the same applies to any of those photos: donate $20 and i’ll send you a print, free of charge, specially made from my bedroom/darkroom. a4 sized.

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