AMBOS Project 10th Anniversary Posada!

AMBOS PROJECT invites you to help us celebrate 10 years of building bridges across borders through art education, craft, and mutual aid. Come dressed in your most fun fits and dance with us into the night along the L.A. River! Your ticket includes food and drink. Drinks sponsored by Madre Mezcal. Bites by Pine & Crane and holiday tamales for all! ~ ~ ~ AMBOS PROJECT is a binational artist-led organization that works along the U.S./Mexico border to build migrant support systems through art education, exhibitions, and mutual aid. Since 2020, we have run a trauma-informed ceramics program at LGBTQ+ asylum seeker shelters in Tijuana, Mexico. Our celebration commemorates 10 years of art and activism at the border and hopes to raise funds to continue our work in the coming year. Founded in 2016 by the artist Tanya Aguiñiga as a way to make visible issues that affect the transnational population in Tijuana, the project has grown organically in scale and scope in reaction to a changing border landscape. In its various phases, AMBOS has supported documentation of the border, collaboration with artists, community activism, mutual aid, border and craft education, and an exploration of identities influenced by the liminal zone of the borderlands. Work created through AMBOS has been exhibited at the The Huntington Museum (2026); Center for Craft, North Carolina (2026); Rubin Center for the Arts, Texas (2026); Berkeley Art Museum (2026); Sun Valley Museum of Art, Idaho (2024); Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (2023); Long Beach Museum of Art (2023); Armory Center for the Arts, Pasadena (2020); Annenberg Space for Photography, Los Angeles (2019); Museum of Art and Design, New York (2018); Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC (2018), and Consulate General of Mexico, Los Angeles (2016), among other venues. AMBOS Projects reside in the permanent collections of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA); the DePaul Art Museum, Chicago; and the Berkeley Art Museum (BAMPFA). WWW.AMBOSPROJECT.COM