"Resist!" is a community project and installation of reproduced posters and banners from the past 100+ years. Through creative hands-on workshops organized by the Gund Gallery, these recreated posters and banners bring together the sharp words and powerful images of those who fought and marched for women's and black suffrage, the labor movement, Civil Rights, Equal Rights, anti-war, Occupy Wall Street, Tea Party, Black Lives Matter, gay rights, the Women's March (2017, 2018), March for Our Lives, and immigration, among other 20th and 21st century struggles to move America toward its defined, though unrealized, democratic ideals and inclusive values.

Opening reception: Thursday, January 17, 5 - 8 p.m.

Co-sponsored and co-presented by the Center for the Study of American Democracy.

The Gund Gallery exhibitions and programs are made possible, in part, by the Gund Gallery Board of Directors and the Ohio Arts Council.

Image: Karla Ann Coté (American) "Signs of the Women’s March," 2017. Photograph courtesy of Karla Ann Coté.