Narco Street Art Rooster Memorial
In drug-war torn Reynosa, Mexico, a large statue of a rooster has appeared on a busy roadside. The ten-foot sculpture is adorned with a flower wreath addressed to the memory…
In drug-war torn Reynosa, Mexico, a large statue of a rooster has appeared on a busy roadside. The ten-foot sculpture is adorned with a flower wreath addressed to the memory…
Last year two species of Rhinoceros went extinct. The Vietnamese sub-species of the Javan Rhino and the Western Black Rhino of Africa are gone forever, casting no more shadows. Their…
UPDATE @ 3:02 PM PST: Pancho has just been released!! Thank you to all who supported!!! Francisco “Pancho” Ramos-Stierle was arrested on Monday as he was sitting in silent, non-violent…
Occupy Portland has been uprooted from its two downtown parks, and begins a new phase – whether that means a new location or a new course of action. Since I…
Check out this recent action in Chicago where Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker got an unexpected greeting by audience members that he did not expect to be in attendance –the working…
A creative action here in New York pulled together by Occupy the Boardroom.
A very powerful documentary, LOST IN DETENTION, recently aired on PBS’s Frontline and revealted the devastating consequences of the mass incarceration of immigrants and the harsh toll it takes on…
Show your support for IVAW member Scott Olsen – a 24-year old Marine veteran with two tours in Iraq who was critically injured by a police projectile at Occupy Oakland…
I recently returned from England, the most highly surveilled region of Earth. It’s palpable. The presence of CCTV cameras is like the touch of a spider. Very like a spider,…
Our friend Cindy Milstein has been posting great regular updates about what is going on inside Occupy Philly on her blog HERE. Check it out! [The image above is from…
Mother Jones just put up a cool article entitled “Octopi Wall Street!” about the historical use of the octopus as a representation of capitalism. Worth clicking over and reading it…
*Urgent News Bulletin: Ostula comrade killed in Xayakalan* “We have to struggle, come what may, whatever happens, against anyone we have to. A struggle isn’t easy. It’s exhausting—economically, physically, and…
It may appear to our regular blog readers that all of Justseeds is cavorting around Europe at international art biennials, but it isn’t true! I’ve been at home in New…
Our friends from Black Mesa Indigenous Support are an awesome group of folks and do fantastic work. I am going to be going out to Black Mesa for the first…
I recently came across Tahrir Documents, an amazing website and resource that is archiving, scanning, translating, and representing a huge collection of documents, fliers, posters, and newspapers produced as part…
I’ve been meaning to repost this for weeks, so better late than never. I stumbled across this short article on and set of images by the Deterritorial Support Group, a…
Robert Tillman from Printeresting, one of our favorite blogs, spent a week in Pittsburgh in July. He just put up a bunch of posts about the print places he visited…
With 1.8 billion dollars spent at the fair, Art Basel recorded its highest gross of sales in its 43 years. In the context of this any meaning of Art is…
“There is a restlessness within our souls that keeps us questioning, discovering and struggling against a system that will not allow us space and time for fresh expression….” – Gil…