“Through the Portal” Economic Democracy & Art Webinar with Francisco Perez Art.Coop, Artists for Radical Imagination, Haymarket Books, & the SJI Portal Project (Summer 2024) Camila (Transverse Cooperative) and Francisco Perez (Center for Economic Democracy / Economics for Emancipation) came together for this online workshop to share about the intersection of art and the solidarity […]
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WePowerDC (Summer 2022) Commissioned by WePowerDC, a working group of Metro DC DSA, Transverse designed a 10 ft x 3 ft banner, handheld posters, t-shirts and informational cards. The action supported the fight for a public power system that works for and is owned by the residents of the District of Columbia–one that works transparently
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Metro DC Democratic Socialists of America (Fall 2022) Commission from the Metro DC DSA to create a float at the annual Silver Spring Thanksgiving Parade to extend rent stabilization in the county. Transverse built a three dimensional float of a cityscape that was attached to the back of a truck bed. During the parade, a
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Commissioned by Defund MPD (Summer 2022) Artist and Worker-Owner Camila Tapia-Guilliams facilitated an art workshop where participants reflected on questions around community care and a future without the police, made art about their reflections, and shared with one another.
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“Pick Up the Pen, Joe” Art build for the Debt Collective (Spring 2022) Transverse facilitated an art build over three days at Rhizome DC, a DIY art space in the Takoma Park neighborhood, to create banners and signs for a public demonstration in front of the Department of Education with The Debt Collective.
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“The Art of Community Care” Collaging Collective Action (Spring 2022) This hybrid event was part of Artist-Owner Camila Tapia-Guilliams’ art exhibition at the Stamp Gallery at the University of Maryland. Over livestream with an in-person audience, a panel of our founders discussed our growing worker-owned arts collective, our other projects of creative action, and the
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