Mural Painting: Color and Life at El Barrio

05.20.2023 10:00 am -1:30 pm
Resistencia Coffee
1249 S Cloverdale St Seattle, WA 98108
Resistencia Coffee

Event Details

The people have spoken! LINK asked South Park community members what kinds of stories they’d like to see told visually in their neighborhood, and guest artist Natalia Sotelo and mural production organization Color Speaks have taken their responses to collaborate on a bold, beautiful design to brighten up the wall of an important community building.

On May 20th, LINK students, volunteers, and community members will come together to paint the mural with music, food, and lots of brushes.

Family members and friends are welcome! If you bring family or friends, please have them sign up here by May 12th so we’ll know how many people are coming.

Students, RSVP by Wednesday, May 10th at 8pm!

TIMING: LINK students will attend from 10am - 1:30pm, but volunteers and community members will be invited to join a shift between 10am - 3pm to spread out the mural engagement.

SAFETY: Ladders and scaffolding will be part of the mural painting process. There will be some parts of the mural that are possible to paint without ladders, but always make sure to follow all safety guidelines when painting!

Students: We’re preparing for our annual End-of-Year Celebration and Gallery Show on June 6th! Grades 9-11, please bring 3-9 pieces you would like to submit for the gallery show. Grade 12, bring 3-12 pieces (we have more space, so this number has increased since last month!). Email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have any questions about what to submit!


leading this workshop

Kristine Johnson

LINK Volunteer

Co-founder, Chief of Design,
Cognition Studio Inc

Megan Ingalls

AIGA LINK Program Director

Arts & Design Administrator

Natalia Sotelo

Muralist

Natalia Sotelo is a 22 year old Mexican artist based in Seattle, Washington. Inspired by Mexican culture, her work includes colorful figures and many representational characters of ancient Aztec culture. Her work often focuses on showcasing underrepresented women figures of the past, and highlighting climate changes' effects. She works with oil paints, gouache, pen, digital art and has recently moved onto murals.

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