GUERILLA ARTS
In The Community
Through building and nurturing strategic public/private partnerships, Guerilla Arts has secured resources to produce several impactful youth programs and community initiatives,
Our Mission
Guerilla Arts Ink is a full service media, arts and education consulting agency. We recruit, train and hire local artists and professionals to serve as teaching artists for youth and underserved communities through innovative arts and cultural programming, training, and community engagement.
Our Vision
We seek to empower artists & creatives to work collaboratively in building effective, sustainable ecosystems for economic and community benefit.
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"We the willing, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have done so much, with so little, for so long, we are now qualified to do anything, with nothing."
Mother Teresa, via Doug E. Fresh
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GA In The Press
GWTODAY - Art Is the Lesson for Rapper and EducatorOutside of Washington, D.C., Gabriel “Asheru” Benn is perhaps best known as the first rapper to win a Peabody Award, in 2006, for his work on the animated show “The Boondocks.” But in his native city, Mr. Benn is known as a provider of resources for kids who have few others.
Through his arts organization, Guerilla Arts Ink, he runs youth and community programs that connect students with local artists, teaching them creative skills and also helping build the spaces in which their art can flourish.