MCAD Alumni Supports Community with Free Protest Prints | Minneapolis College of Art and Design

MCAD Alumni Supports Community with Free Protest Prints

February 26, 2026
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A Dragon T-Shirt woth a screen print on top wth the text "End Ice" and an image of a flail.
Charles Price ’13

Charles “Art” Price ’13 has been hosting free screen printing events at his Minneapolis based studio to support his community. He made a call on his Instagram that anyone who brings in a cotton shirt or piece of clothing, can receive a protest screen print of their choice from him.

While payment is not accepted for any of the prints, donations are accepted, but not solicited. In an interview with MPLS St Paul Magazine he said “I took action because I realized this was a resource I had, that I could do something to meet this moment.”

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