URTARTE — La Unión Revolucionaria de Trabajadores del Arte (the Revolutionary Union of Art Workers). You have no doubt seen their work around the city of Oaxaca.
The black and white lines of resistance defending heritage corn from an invasion by the moneyed interests of el norte.
Demanding justice for the 43 student teachers from Escuela Normal Rural Raúl Isidro Burgos in Ayotzinapa, Guerrero — still disappeared after three years.
And yesterday I discovered this masterpiece…
Celebrating the creativity, hard work, and dignity of the women and men living in the villages of Oaxaca.
A reminder of the people whose roots run deep into the soil and who make Oaxaca such an exceptional place.
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View From Casita Colibrí 
Every important/major revolution has been preceded by fantastic political artwork. After the revolution, much of this art gets co-opted by the new regime & becomes propaganda…
Is their work available in Oaxaca?
John Waddell
LADAP
Yes, I think at Taller Artístico Comunitario (TAC): la calle Porfirio Díaz 510-b, col. Centro, Oaxaca-México. C.P. 68000
Increible!
Yes! The creativity and talent never ceases to amaze me.