UCSD’s Thurgood Marshall Artist in Residence program's “Dream Forget Return” show is scheduled for April 24.
SAN DIEGO — Calling all artists, dreamers and anyone who wants to create with community. in Residence program is hosting an event where you can come and be a part of an artful experience at the university’s Epstein Family Amphitheater.
It's a part of Thurgood Marshall College's Artist in Residence program where this year’s artist, K, says they need your help. "I grew up in Southeast San Diego and all of my aunts and my mom went to UCSD at some point in their collegiate career. I have memories of coming to UCSD as a kid and running around the residence halls," Daniels shared. In 2020, the community came together to create a mural that’s now on display at Voice Courtyard on UCSD’s campus.
The university encourages applications from Black, Indigenous and artists of color who aim to challenge gender, racial and socio-cultural barriers.
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