ABERDEEN, Wash. - s4story -- This 2-month long exhibition will open with a reception on August 2^nd, and will feature work that follows the long tradition of art that challenges societal norms.

Resistance art has been a cornerstone of human expression throughout history, from Goya, Diego Rivera, and Picasso to modern day artists, such as Banksy and Basquiat.  Albert Brooks once said, "Art and resistance are great together.  That's what art is made for.  Look at Vincent Van Gogh.  He didn't cut off his ear because he was selling well."

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Join us at the opening reception on August 2^nd from 2 pm to 6, to experience these expressive works first-hand and meet the artists behind them.

The Aberdeen Art Center is an 8,500 sq ft facility located at 200 West Market (K Street Entrance) Aberdeen, WA, WA 98520. The Art Center is dedicated to building a better community by empowering local artists to create, show and sell their art.  The center is open Thursday through Monday 12 to 6.

Contact: Laveta Bowen or Marguerite Garth
https://artofresistance.veritatem.tech/