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Victor "MARKA27" Quinonez 🇲🇽🗽

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MEXIKING 🤴🏾 | Creative Disruptor | Artist-in-Residence @ MASS MoCA | Fellowships ART 4 Justice & Right Of Return FRIEZE IMPACT WINNER/ Shed Open Call

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@rosmainstreet @artsinboston @cityofboston
#roslindaleopenstreets

I thought there was a sidewalk chalk festival in roslindale back in June but I think it rained that day 🌧️🌧️🌧️

maybe chalk art isn't the level of detail of the work of @sophytuttle or @marka_27 but still pretty amazing

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MIAL . #tigr3 #stickersmexico #stickersmerida #streetartmerida

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Ni De Aquí Ni De Allá Santa Cruz!

Photo: credit 📸 @herbert_victoria_fca
@streettheorystudio @santa_cruz_barrios_unidos

It was an overwhelming night of joy and support from so many people, family and friends! During these challenging times we must remember to stay grounded, grateful and motivated to create awareness through our respective creative practices.

A major thank you to my better half @gem_in_eye and our family for holding me down.

Special thanks to:
@ucscias
@centerforartandadvocacy
@santa_cruz_barrios_unidos
@streettheorystudio
@buartgalleries
@kate.fowle
@theshedny

They tried to censor and cancel the message but you all came together and made it louder, and stronger!💪🏽💥

Make sure to see Ni De Aquí Ni De Allá at UCSC IAS Gallery now showing from October 2nd through March 7th.#marka27 #mexicanartist #streetartandgraffiti #abolishice #neoindigenous

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no storm has ever owned the sky forever.

🎨: @marka_27

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Goodtimes Goodthings Goodpeeps
#santacruz #brriosunidos #bigmantings #marka27 #streetart

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Heritage
#nycphotography #nycstreetart #streetarteverywhere #mexico #hispanicheritagemonth

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Get coastal with @firstfridaysantacruz for their monthly Art Tour, featuring exhibits and art events at galleries, studios, and neighborhood spaces across the county.

This Friday, October 2, 2026 ~5-9p~

October First Friday in Santa Cruz features over 30 local galleries and venues showcasing work from area creatives.

Check out all the event listings at:
firstfridaysantacruz.com

Enjoy exhibitions such as:

The Mug
Hosted at @radiusgallery
Image 1: Lucia Znamirowski, @luciastudio | “_l1e9n8or3e_,” Silkscreen and color pencil on cotton twill mounted on panel, 2022, 32”x48”

Open Studios Tour Preview: Visionary Art Group Showing
Hosted at @thevisionsanctuary
Image 2: Joel Smith, @joelmichaelsmith | Pine panels with oil stain and wood-burner

Performance by Samita Sinha and IAS Fall Exhibitions Openings
Hosted at @ucscias
Image 3: Victor “MARKA27” Quinonez, @marka_27 | Mass Moca Residency

A Creative Finale
Hosted at @thegreenspotsantacruz
Image 4: Zardi Creations, @zardi.creations

Arts, Clothings, Music and Bubbles/Wines
Hosted at @oxyhairsantacruz
Image 5: Megan Kellie, @imdrawinghere | “Important Cow in Decorative Coat”

And many more!

#FirstFridaySantaCruz #SantaCruzArt #SantaCruzEvents #ArtWalk #SupportLocalArtistsSupportLocalArtists

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@artatatimelikethis art LED trucks with election messages driving all over NYC-Saturday, Oct 3, 11am-8pm. Look out for them & ppst a pic tagging #TAKEONEACTION #falloffreedom
If downtown, join a kickoff with artists @cristintierneygallery 49 Walker at Noon or closing event 6-8pm.
Find Truck Routes and Stops in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx @artatatimelikethis

TAKE ONE ACTION is a mobile public art initiative organized by Art at a Time Like This. Artist featured on trucks: Marilyn Minter, Robert Longo, Janet Biggs/Terry Berkowitz, Kiyo Guiterrez, Marka27, Shaun Leonardo, Jonathan Allen, Debra Pearlman, Autumn Savage, Sasha Stiles, Julian Alexander. More amazing artists online in expanded exhibition.
TAKE ONE ACTION hopes
to inspire people to participate in civic
engagement as an antidote to resignation and fear.
Support from Kettering Foundation, Jane Lombard, Adam Ames and Elissa Levy, Sasha O’Leary, Pace Gallery, Robert Longo and Cristin Tierney Gallery.
#falloffreedom
@robert_longo_studio
@autumnsavageart
@slanginc
@sashastiles
@marka_27
@janetbiggs1
@marilynminter
@elcleonardo
@jonathonallenstudio
@bxpollack
@debra.perlman.studio
errez

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NYC streets, but make them a moving art gallery. 🗽

This Saturday, October 3, six LED trucks are hitting the streets for Take One Action, a public art campaign from Art at a Time Like This connecting art with civic engagement.

The trucks will feature work from artists including Marilyn Minter, Robert Longo, Shaun Leonardo, Sasha Stiles, Marka27 + more, with messages encouraging New Yorkers to turn awareness into action.

📍 Kick-off at 12 PM
49 Walker Street, Tribeca

🚚 Routes begin across Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn + Queens

🌆 Closing celebration + public program at 6 PM back in Tribeca

See a truck. See the art. Take an action.

🔗 Learn more: artatatimelikethis.com/take-one-action

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We're thrilled to announce the honorees for our 2026 gala, celebrating free speech and its defenders. Join us November 2nd at Tribeca Rooftop to celebrate their contributions to free expression. RSVP at the link in bio!

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This Friday, October 2nd join us for a special performance by vocal artist Samita Sinha from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sinha will be performing “Tremor” in response to new and recent artworks by Colombian-born artist Carlos Motta on view in When Time Stands Still, including a video in which the vocalist is featured.

Samita Sinha is an internationally renowned artist whose performances and compositions have been commissioned by Asia Society, Performance Space, Danspace, Rubin Museum, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and many more.

This performance will then be followed by the opening celebration for our fall 2026 exhibitions; @carlosalejandromotta Carlos Motta’s When Time Stands Still and @marka_27 Victor Quiñonez’s Ní de Aquí, Ní de Allá.

📍Where: Institute of the Arts and Sciences, 100 Panetta Avenue

🗓️When: October 2nd, 2026

⏱️Time: Performance 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m., Celebration 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

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Worcester is updating its Cultural Plan, and if you care about Downtown’s creative future, now is the time to speak up.

Take the @cityofworcester’s Cultural Plan Survey now to share your perspective. It takes just 10 minutes. (Link in bio.)

Downtown is one of Worcester’s essential cultural hubs. It’s home to the Theatre District and @thehanovertheatre, the @jmacworcester PopUp and BrickBox Theater, @artsworcester, @technocopia, plus public art ranging from large-scale murals and sculptures to artist-designed utility boxes, and a wall-to-wall calendar of festivals, exhibitions, and performances. Just beyond the BID boundaries, @mechanicshall, the @dcucenter, @worcesterpalladium, and @offtherailsworcester make the ecosystem even richer.

The City’s current Cultural Plan, adopted in 2019, set priorities that still matter to Downtown Worcester: affordable housing and artist live-work spaces, creative use of vacant storefronts, more public art, and more programming in public spaces.

But Downtown’s needs and opportunities look different today, and this is a chance to say clearly what we want next. To us, that means:

• A more visible, connected arts and theatre district
 • Artists who can afford to live, create, exhibit, and open businesses Downtown
 • More public art and cultural programming
 • A Downtown where Worcester’s creative community can build sustainable careers

If you believe Downtown should be a priority for future arts and cultural investment, we hope you’ll tell the City of Worcester in your responses. Please take the survey today.

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Featured in this post: the Marka27 mural on the Federal Plaza Garage; The Hanover Theatre; the JMAC’s neon sign; the Damien Mitchell mural on Portland Street; the “Esther Howland Bench” by artist Gianna Stewart outside City Hall; the “You Belong Here” art and lighting installation by artist Sharinna Travieso at the Worcester Public Library; and the Burnside Fountain (aka Turtle Boy) at Franklin and Church Streets.

📷 (1, 3, 6) Josh Wingell; (2 & 7) Michael Hendrickson; (5) Troy B. Thompson
#DowntownWorcester #WorcesterMA #PublicArt #CulturalPlan #CreativeEconomy

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