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Lapiztola is a Oaxaca-based collective that produces politically engaged screenprints. Their name is a play on words that combines the Spanish-word for pencil (lapiz) with the word for pistol (pistola). This image has a repetitive heart that is frequently wheat-pasted behond a stencil of a young girl with a bleeding heart.
Fifty years ago, a team of artists led by John Pitman Weber and Jose Guerrero created Solidarity, a mural in the lobby of the UE Hall in Chicago, in what…
Once again unable to sleep, I write this blog on a cold rainy Portland morning, as today, in a historic move towards Palestinian freedom, South Africa takes Israel to the…
There are very few unexpected emails that arrive in my inbox that make me have to hold back a squeal of excitement from my day job cubicle like the invitation…
Our tenth Dispatch finds us in discussion with Nafisa Ferdous, an illustrator, political artist, and activist who lives in New York City.