Art as Activism: César Maxit's Journey in Street Art and Social Justice

Artistas in the Capital

Originally from Argentina and now living in Washington, D.C., César Maxit shares his journey from studying architecture to devoting himself full-time to helping organizations express their demands for environmental and climate justice, human rights, and immigrant rights. As an artist and communication specialist, he uses visuals, sculptures, and paintings to convey powerful messages. In this episode, César shares his experiences organizing groups of artists, securing spaces for their creations, and engaging in insightful conversations with fellow artists and activists.

Episode Credits:
Host: Norma Sorto
Guest: César Maxit
Episode Interviewers: Alfonzo Alfaro, Madison E. Goldberg, Otoniel Mecinas Cruz, and Christina Van Otterloo
Episode Scriptwriter: Flavia Olivera
Episode Editor: Claudia Peralta Torres
Music by Blue Dot Sessions:
Banana Cream - Hardboil
Cholate - Arizona Moon
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