Sendero Gráfico; printmaking tour project with Daniel Gonzalez and Pável Acevedo

Sendero Gráfico is a printmaking tour projects between Daniel Gonzalez and Pável Acevedo, where they share their prints with the public, having a variation of Linocuts, woodcuts, serigraphs, etc and an interaction with the community through live screen print, creating alternatives of a support network with the public besides the outlets creating traditionally thought the arts.

Daniel González is a printmaker and graphic designer from Boyle Heights, Los Angeles. His early childhood was shared between Mexico and the United States. Daniel's work carries strong ideals of social justice and community. Although his work seeks to preserve narratives, histories and memories, he also has a strong contemporary social commentary using the time honored technique of relief printmaking and letterpress. After spending six years working on over 35 group mural projects through a free public art program, Daniel began his formal studies at the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland…