07/06/2017 Pop International

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An Astonishing Woman At The Pop Gallery...

Please join us for a catalog launch and signing in celebration of Panmela Castro's 10 year trajectory

as a major Brazilian Street Artist

and activist for Women's Rights.

"Selected by Newsweek as one of the 150 women who are engaged in the project of positively changing the world and lauded by CNN as The Queen of Brazilian Graffiti".

The Artist Will Be In Attendance.

Thursday, June 15th 6:00 pm ­ 8:00 PM Pop International Galleries 195 Bowery (at Spring Street) New York, NY Panmela will be signing her new catalog to be given as gifts to guests at this special event

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Panmela Castro (born 26 June 1981), is a Brazilian artist who utilizes graffiti as a platform to raise awareness on women's rights and the prevalence of domestic violence occurring to women both in Brazil and globally. In 2006, Brazil passed a landmark law called the "Maria da Penha Law" which recognized that physical abuse towards women should be illegal and violates human rights.

Panmela decided to inform people about the power of this law through graffiti and Street Art, hoping that through her work, women would come to know that they have rights and legal protections. She also formed Rede Nami, an urban network where female urban art raises awareness on gender inequality through public art and graffiti. Rede Nami provides workshops for women

and girls, teaching them about domestic violence through the power of graffiti and Street Art.

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