Alice Street
In downtown Oakland, California, local artists confront real estate developers over gentrification through a community mural that symbolizes activism and resistance.
Synopsis
In downtown Oakland, California, local artists confront real estate developers over gentrification through a community mural that symbolizes activism and resistance.
Synopsis
At Alice and 14th Streets in downtown Oakland, California, artists and real estate developers clash over the future of a historic space. The documentary follows the proposal and creation of a mural that represents community activism. It captures the efforts of local artists to use art as a means of protest against gentrification. Through coalition-building, they aim to protect their neighborhood from the pressures of development and displacement. The film runs for 67 minutes and was released in 2020.
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