No Further Need
January 24, 2011
I found this online summary of my art. Now I can quit!
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Ape Portraits
January 5, 2011
Here’s a link to the site of photographer James Mollison, who has undertaken a great project of portraiture in Indonesia, Cameroon and Democratic Republic of Congo: Passport photographs of apes….
Justseeds on Russia TV
December 29, 2010
RT (Russia TV), which appears to be a US-based Russian online TV station, just ran a story on NYC’s Brecht Forum while our Justseeds print exhibition was still hanging there,…
I Guess Art Can Still Offend
December 19, 2010
First the David Wojnarowicz removal from the Smithsonian and now… Street artist Blu (we’ve cross-linked to some of his graffiti animations in the past) was finishing up a mural on…
GENERAL STRIKE IN GREECE
December 16, 2010
Not sure if folks have been keeping up with world news, but I caught a glimpse of some photos and video of protesters and riot police clashing in the streets…
Bushmeat Apocalypse
December 16, 2010
I recently had an article published in the Portland-based environmental journal Bear Deluxe about the international bushmeat trade and the effects that it’s having on the populations of our closest…
Slade Occupied
December 2, 2010
Slade Art School in the UK has been occupied. You can follow it HERE. Back in the 60s and 70s occupied art schools produced some of the best political posters…
The Biggest Little Blog writes about Celebrate People’s History!
December 1, 2010
Hey folks! Check out this rad props we got onto a local RI blog! Celebrate People’s History! Poster Book is on the front page! http://thebiggestlittle.org/
Return to Blair Mountain
November 23, 2010
History repeats itself, first as tragedy, and then as farce. I forget who said that, but the events unfolding in West Virginia at the site of the largest armed labor…
End the Housing Crisis in Melbourne
November 3, 2010
Friends in Melbourne have been organizing against anti-low income housing policies in Melbourne, and produced this new video in lead up to a big protest on Nov. 12:
recent press
October 28, 2010
Justseeds has gotten a small flurry of online press recently, here’s a couple highlights: 1) “A Print You Can Believe In” on The Link in Montreal with a focus on…
In the Blogosphere…
September 7, 2010
Signal has gotten a couple nice mentions on the web (don’t forget to pick up a copy HERE.): —A review at Dotrad, which calls Signal “a beautiful chronicle of political…
Go Forth (and Step In It): Levi’s and All Those Frontiers The Rest of Us Can’t See
July 16, 2010
“We were taught how the pioneers went into the West. They opened their eyes, and made up what things could be.”
Favianna Featured in Washington Post Article
July 3, 2010
This is a long piece about art and activism for a mainstream paper like the Washington Post. Go Favianna, Cesar, and everybody who got this coverage! Cesar Maxit, Graham Boyle,…
The Missing Menhaden
June 18, 2010
Who’s heard of Menhaden? Anyone? Show of hands? Certainly not me, before a couple of months ago. Now, however, the oily fish that once schooled in innumerable masses on the…
Love Is Never Illegal
June 17, 2010
(Trail of Dreams walkers heading to Arpaio’s office, Phoenix, AZ) Just got back from DC where I traveled to after spending week in Arizona, where I was with the…
Texas Board Of Education Approves More Conservative Curriculum
June 12, 2010
Ok—more insanity in the news… “The Texas State Board of Education adopted a social studies and history curriculum Friday that amends or waters down the teaching of religious freedoms, America’s…
Racists in School Tell artists to change the race of a child on a mural
June 11, 2010
Ok—this is insane! Someone forwarded us this article and I am stunned. I understand with the current racist anti-immigration law in Arizona, this sort of racism is not surprising. However,…
Liberate Tate
May 28, 2010
This is old news now, but hell, I’m busy and can’t always get this stuff up as it happens! For those that haven’t seen it, pretty interesting action last…
1500 miles to lose the fear of being Undocumented
May 13, 2010
“It took me 15 hundred miles to lose the fear of being undocumented.” – Carlos Roa Today Gaby Pacheco, Carlos Roa, Felipe Matos, and Juan Rodriguez, arrived in their hometown,…