GALLERY | MARCH 6–29 | BY APPOINTMENT | FREE
JAM FOR JUSTICE: THE ART SHOW
After opening, this exhibit will be on view during public FUSION events or by appointment from March 6–29. To schedule a visit, Email FUSION.
Equal Access to Justice presents JAM FOR JUSTICE: THE ART SHOW. This juried exhibition features over 25 artists who are, or were, involved in the legal profession (lawyers, paralegals, legal aid staff, law school students, social workers, mental health professionals, interpreters, “friends of justice” and more). In conjunction with Equal Access to Justice’s JAM FOR JUSTICE battle-of-the-bands on March 11, this month-long exhibit will showcase talents taken from the right side of the brain and help raise funds for New Mexicans in dire need of free civil legal services. Over 50 pieces of art, in a range of mediums, will be available for purchase, with 30% or more of each sale benefiting legal aid.
Join us for the opening reception on Friday, March 6, at the Jam on March 11, or at one of many other events taking place in March at FUSION!
A complete list of artists, their featured artwork, and how to make a purchase will be available at eaj-nm.org/jam-for-justice. For more information, please contact heather@eaj-nm.org.
Opening Reception: Friday, March 6, from 5–7 PM.
Featured Artists:
Mila Bakhirev, Laura Balombini, Meryl Barbere-Sutton, Deborah Bentley, Janet Bothne, Anthony Couture, Emma D’Angelico, Norm Gagne, Cynthia Kolson, Richard Marquez, Carlos Martinez, Julia McFall, Jonathan Miller, Dan Noyes, Verenice Peregrino Pompa, Maureen Polikoff, Debora Ratliff, Vivienne Riggio, Joseph Riggs, Bill Sabatini, Bob Santandrea, Gale Sutton, Risa Taylor, Shawn Turung, Don Vigil, Lena Ilene Weiss, Shelby Yingling, Judith Zabel
After opening, this exhibit will be on view during public FUSION events or by appointment from March 6–29. To schedule a visit, Email FUSION.
Equal Access to Justice is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to increase access to justice. Their work helps ensure that New Mexicans are not denied justice due to an inability to afford it. Learn more at www.eaj-nm.org.