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Join us for the opening of an exhibition featuring posters from the private collection of Ramiro E. Ochoa, Salvadoran artist, graphic designer, and propagandist. The collection brings together political posters from the 1970s and 1980s, offering a glimpse into the art, ideas, and historic memory that profoundly shaped shaped a generation and invite us to think about what those histories can teach us today.

The evening will feature a conversation between Ramiro E. Ochoa and Nicaraguan artist Carlos Barberena, moderated by Jhonathan Gómez of CRLN.

More Than Art

These posters are part of a history of people organizing, resisting, and imagining a different future. During a month when Central American independence is celebrated, ¡Mesoamérica Resiste! invites us to look beyond official histories and remember generations of people who have fought for justice, dignity, and liberation.

Come see the exhibition. Come hear the conversation. Come be part of the discussion.