ASWSU Global is thrilled to be partnering with WSU Pullman’s Chicanx Latinx Student Center (CLSC) and Global Connections to present The Untold Stories: Using Art as a Tool for Revolution and Healing. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage month, we will be hosting muralist Jose “Nuke” Montalvo, who will lead a presentation and workshop demonstrating art as a tool for social revolution, change, and healing.

“Nuke is a multi-talented and imaginative artist who seamlessly blends the worlds of graffiti, muralism, and design. With a passion for pushing the boundaries of traditional art forms, Nuke’s work is a stunning fusion of vibrant colors, bold lines, and dreamlike themes that truly captivate the viewer. Whether through large-scale murals or smaller, intricately detailed pieces, Nuke’s unique vision and unrelenting drive continue to inspire and amaze those who experience it” (nuke.one).

Tune in via Zoom to hear Nuke speak, then join us in applying the presentation concepts to our own art. The first fifteen (15) S&A fee-paying Global campus students who register for the virtual event by Friday, September 15th will be sent complimentary painting supplies. Click here to RSVP.

Global students are also invited to attend the Pacific Northwest Student Leadership Conference on Saturday, September 30th via Zoom.

Interested in visiting the Pullman campus? Come to our in-person version of The Untold Stories event! The event will be held in the Elson S. Floyd Cultural Center at WSU Pullman (visit the in-person event page for more information). Make a weekend out of your trip to Pullman by attending the Pacific Northwest Student Leadership Conference in-person as well! More information and registration can be found here.

Interested in attending, but worried about the cost of traveling to Pullman? Take advantage of ASWSUG’s travel grant! Submit your travel request by Friday, September 15th to be reimbursed up to $150 from your travel-related expenses (make sure to keep all of your receipts!). More information about our travel grant can be found here.

Click here to watch the video on YouTube