<p style="text-align: center;"><b>April 9, June 5, 2010</b></p>
Las Gallas, a collective of women artists working in Philadelphia have collectively over 20 years of experience working as artist social activists in the Latino community in Philadelphia.  Through an interactive process with the community women, the artists posed the following questions…How do we make our mark, and Why?  How does our mark define us as individuals and as a community?  What compels us to make our mark? What does this mean to the community of people who feel invisible?  Las Gallas collaboratively created 2D &amp; 3D work reflecting the discoveries made through this process of investigation.  The art involved digital imaging, text messaging and ranged from collographs and silkscreens to the creation of large scale portraits, words, objects printed on paper, mylar and cloth utilizing photo emulsion methods and alternate ways of printing utilizing printmaking as a conversation tool.  Their work included a performance on opening night as well as community workshops.  This show was the last of the series independent projects of Philagraphica 2010: The Graphic Unconscious

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