The CCA@CCA Election Week Activation features faculty and student-led projects seeking to generate broader civic engagement related to the 2022 U.S. midterm elections.

Featuring work produced by students enrolled in the following courses: 

• Anthea Black / PRINT-1000-1: Introduction to Printmaking

• Nathan Lynch / CERAM-2700-2: Workshop: Clown Shoes

• Acacia Woods Chan / WRLIT-1030-11: Writing 1: Writing Ancestors

• Natasha Haugnes / WRLIT 0230-01 Seeing Citizenship

• Aaron Gonzalez / GRAPH-3680-3: Adv Studio: Personal Publishing / ILLUS-2107-1: Tools: Personal Publication
  
• Steve Jones / ETHST-2000-7: Agitprop: Issues and Causes
  

Plus WEB360, an interactive installation by CCA@CCA Fellows Layla Namak and Shreya Shankar that invites the CCA student community to map connection and care through reflection.

And Oh Shit! a project by faculty member Jasmine Zhang that enables non-citizens to get involved in American politics by drafting fake ballot propositions that will be screen printed on toilet paper. Live screen printing session in the Nave, November 8th from 11am-4pm. You can participate by suggesting your own proposition here.

Organized by the Creative Citizens in Action initiative, in collaboration with the CCA@CCA Voting Coalition, CCA faculty, students, and staff, the exhibition is part of the Deborah and Kenneth Novack Creative Citizens Series, a year-long conversation series that spans the disciplines of art, design, architecture, and writing.

Image credit: Posters by Michael Wertz (IG: @wertzateria), newsprint designed by Jon Sueda and chris hamamoto, photo by Jaime Austin