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I did mine based off of women rights this date and place was actually where the first women rights protests happened

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mindy guillen p:5 surrealism

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Scientist Rebellion

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I did my painting based off Women’s Rights. This painting represents the difficulties women in other countries go through because of men and their inability to act on these situations.

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Honestly not my best work. I struggled with the paint and me being absent for the past almost two weeks didn’t help at all. The idea was good but the result no.

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Nelia F- My painting  was supposed to represent the Pachuco movement. I did a half Mexican and half American flag to represent a Chicano and I painted a Pachuca and Pachuco. I was also going to paint some Random symbols the represent the culture but I never finished/

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i basically did the poor people protesting to the rich people on the other side of the brick wall. this painting basically shows how they protested against the rich people and how it wasn’t fair to everyone.

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I chose to do this piece on the Chicano movement. The strawberries represent the strawberry farms that Mexicans commonly work on and how it is a stereotype for Mexicans to work in strawberry fields. The avocados represent the current events happening with Mexican cartels taking over the avocado farms in Mexico, keeping farmers from making money. Because if this, Mexico will stop avocado production to the US even though Mexico provided 80% of the US avocados. The flowers simply represent the beauty that comes from Mexican culture.

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This my painting i hope you like it

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Jennifer Solares Ferrer

Pursuing the American dream to buy a house for his family cost the life of Óscar Alberto Martínez Ramírez, a Salvadoran whose body was found in the Rio Grande, along with his almost 2-year-old daughter.
- I did it off of them because their story just hits home for me. I myself come from immigrant parents and it just puts things in perspective. Like that could of been my parents in that position or even your guy’s parents. Just to pursue “The American Dream”…

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This is about the women’s right movements. The different shades of red and pink are meant to represent the expectations a women had. She had to be feminine, Thin and curvy. She had to be pretty and obedient. You can see some of the pink, the ideals, drip on to her but she doesn’t let that get to her. Near her mouth and nose theres the womens right flag. The bird represents her freedom and so do colors. Sunflowers were one of the many symbols women used for the movement. The cooler hues and the swirls you can see is what she is. She’s not define by the color pink or red. She’s many different colors and each one has their own meaning. You as the viewer can interpret that however you want.

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This is a painting based off the Farm worker movement. Something I like about my painting is I like the way the field came out and the sun. Something I wished I did better on were the sun rays. They didn’t come out as straight as I wished. I really enjoyed this project and thought it was fun.

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My project was on the Chicano movement and how Mexicans either needed to be the stereotype or work towards the standard white american dream. I believe that many Mexican's especially the first generation are very burdened by the need to be better for their parents who left their country. Many people especially here in America don't appreciate the Mexican immigrants who do the hard labor work.

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My project was done based off two events that happened during the civil rights movement. I wanted my painting to look like ripped up newspapers. The top painting is on bloody sunday and the other two are on sit-ins. The sit-in paintings were almost all done in oil paint and the top one was done in acrylic paint.

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I am not done with my painting.
I wasn't really abel to think about a specific movement. I thought that all of them are very important, and I was undecided so I decided that I would make my painting on all if the movements.

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Michael zenteno

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My painting is not finished yet, but I decided to do my painting on the child labor movement. The idea is supposed to be a small boy looking out in the distance while reminiscing of the times that used to be when child labor was legal allowing them to work in coal mines. I wanted to make my painting in a surrealistic style and not a traditional realism piece. The painting has a boy looking out smoking a cigarette while his face is dirty from work. The smoke from the cigarette has white butterflies coming out of it to show the purity of children and to say it was not deserved for them to be working. In the background we have a giant eye ball staring down at the kid, the color of the eye was green and usually stands for a mystery, so it means why we’re we all staring down at them letting it happen for years. We also have small floating pieces of coal that give us a time of what they used to be working on.

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I did my painting on police brutality and how America is claimed to be the “land of the free” where we are all equal when in reality we have never really been.

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I did my painting on equality and this pretty much represents that we are all equal . I wish I did blending on the background and the hands came out better but I just didn’t know how to use oil paint it’s my first time using it . I wish I could’ve Added more detail on the hands . But I like how the painting of the earth came out because it looks very clean .

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the hands you are given: the top side (brown) is the side of happiness, the purple side is life, the black side it memory, and the bottom carnival is the crazy 

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Top Right: Camila Gonzalez
Bottom Right: Zaynah Gonzalez
Bottom Left: Kid Zuniga

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I did my project on the Black Lives Matter movement I did my whole painting in oil paint except the background I used acrylic I drew a black figure with a Red Cross over it to show that they are being targeted and I drew the fist which is a symbol of blm the person who I drew is George Floyd someone who was killed by a white cop and who was reaching out for help but was ignored because he was a man of color and sadly he died due to suffocating because the cop had his knee on his neck and he couldn’t breathe

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I did a black women with a transparent/white hand covering her mouth and with blood tears which is suppose to represent how African American women weren’t allowed to vote or speak their voice. Because they were black but especially because they are women. It shows the pain of these women as well.

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Top left-Jada
Top right- Melida
Bottom left- Maricela
Bottom right-Gisselle

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top right: karina garcia

top left: ashley marroquin

bottom right: clarissa ruiz

bottom left: adriana ramirez

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Danny Mendoza

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Randy perez

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Kenny Ross

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Randy perez

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Isabelle Perry

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Betzabeth Navarro

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Evelina Loera

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Jose Rivera

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Top left- Angel Cortez
Bottom left- Hailey Lemus
Top right- Iyona Estell
Bottom left- Justin Rivera

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Ace Yepez, Ruth Lossi, Gissel Esquivel Osorio, Stephanie Chicas

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Ace Yepez, Ruth Lossi, Gissel Esquivel Osorio, Stephanie Chicas

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Top left: Isabelle Perry
Bottom left: Maricela Cortes
Top right: Aliah Franco
Bottom right: Angela Molina

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Bottom right- Larissa May
Top right -Brittany Cruz
Bottom left - Kevin Morin
Top left- Brandon turner jr

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I did mine based off the civil rights movement i printed out old news papers of different things that happened around that time like Jim Crow laws, Rosa parks, Woolworth’s lunch counter, freedom riders, March on Washington, Bloody Sunday, Little Rock nine and more for my background. I then painted with oil and oil only I started with the red around I wanted to have texture so I added a lot of thick red,orange,black paint my painting is based on Little Rock nine and Thelma Mothershed. For the people in the background of her I wanted them to look like they don’t matter so I put a black hole instead of doing they’re faces. I did struggle a lot since it was my first oil painting but overall I really like my painting and I feel like I improved a lot.

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Dan corea

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Edward Lopez

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Ivan Herrera

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Erick Quiroz

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Christopher Hurst

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Joseph Domingues
David De Leon
Angelo Amescua