Irina Arellano-Weiss
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The daughter of hippie communists, Irina learned the meaning of crisis and struggle at a very young age. She became an anarchist at 15 and had Spanish Civil War exiles and anarcho punks as her role models. She went to art school at UNAM and participated in the longest student strike in Latin America. She has taken pictures and designed posters, banners, and fliers for countless demonstrations, protests, and summits, in addition to marching, painting graffiti, agitating and barricading next to er comrades in the streets of the U.S., Chile, Spain, Mexico, Greece, Germany, Argentina, the U.K., Palestine, and Egypt. Irina currently lives in New York.
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Cornell University
Sublevarte Colectivo 2012-NY-MXFranklin and Marshall College
Sublevarte Colectivo 2012-NY-MXGetty Research Institute
Sublevarte Colectivo 2012-NY-MXHarvard University, Fine Arts Library
Sublevarte Colectivo 2012-NY-MXSan Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SF MOMA)
Sublevarte Colectivo 2012-NY-MXSavannah College of Art & Design (SCAD)
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Sublevarte Colectivo 2012-NY-MXSterling & Francine Clark Art Institute
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Sublevarte Colectivo 2012-NY-MXThe Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)
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Sublevarte Colectivo 2012-NY-MXWesleyan University, Olin Library
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