Evil Brothers at There Goes the Neighborhood
My friend Tom Civil and his brother Ned (“Evil Brothers”) installed what looks to be an amazing cardboard ghost train at the There Goes the Neighbourhood exhibition at the Performance…
My friend Tom Civil and his brother Ned (“Evil Brothers”) installed what looks to be an amazing cardboard ghost train at the There Goes the Neighbourhood exhibition at the Performance…
Jared Davidson/Garage Collective has put out possibly his last issue of Rivet, a journal o art and anarchism. Jared has been at the center of a number of political debates…
I used to play in a park across the street from the county jail while growing up. I vividly remember (when I was really young) heavily armed policeman guarding those…
I love books, the feel of them, the way they are made, how the spines bend and crack, and all of the amazing ideas and images that can fly out…
What If? A Journal of Radical Possibilities was a short running journal that started coming out soon after the WTO protests in Seattle 1999, and ran for a number of…
Marc Moscato just sent me a link to a great post he put up on his blog Whittlin’ Away. It’s on Art Front, a 1930s radical art publication from the…
Liberating Lipsticks and Lattes By COLIN MOYNIHAN Published: June 15, 2009 in the New York Times They arrived at the Barnes & Noble at Union Square in small groups on…
I came a cross some really beautiful images while looking for some visual references for a comment I wanted to post on Josh’s review of Protest Graffiti Mexico: Oaxaca. Photographer,…
If you look beyond the cover (with the image of the politician everyone has already forgotten about, I honestly can’t even remember her name right now…), the new issue of…
Recently Jesus and I connected with the folks at the ¡Presente!, the newspaper of the movement to close the School of the Americas (formerly known as the SOA Watch Update)….
One of my images is on the cover of the new Anarchist Studies journal, a publication that comes out of the UK. The issue is on “Post Anarchism” and is…
My friend Julia Christensen has been hard at work for years photographing and documenting what happens to giant big box walmarts and other monstrosities once they go out of business…
Issue #6 of the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest just released! I’ve been reading the Journal from the get go, and always find something interesting in each issue. This one’s…
The Chicago-based art collective Temporary Services have just launched a new publishing outfit, Half Letter Press, and a new book, Public Phenomena. Here’s the blurb on the book: It is…
Overspray number 8 is now available through their store, or in whatever lucky little place you hope to find it! (Many independent bookstores and Barnes & Noble carry it) Overspray…
Identity Theory has published an interview that Favianna Rodriguez and I did about Reproduce & Revolt. You can read it here.
My friends from the Rhizome Collective, in Austin, TX, have just finished their guide on appropriate technology and sustainable living, Toolbox for Sustainable City Living. The Toolbox for Sustainable City…
Poster historian and archivist Lincoln Cushing has written a great review of a new book on the Taller Grafica Popular (TGP). The review, published in A Contra Corriente journal, can…
Erick Lyle recently wrote a great piece on Chris Carlsson’s new book Nowtopia for the SF Bay Guardian. Check it out. I haven’t had a chance to read the book…
Kyle Schlesinger, who a couple years back put together the cool self-published book Schablone Berlin with Caroline Koebel, has launched a new journal/periodical called Mimeo Mimeo. According to Kyle: Mimeo…