Berta Cáceres was an Indigenous and environmental activist in Honduras. She was murdered at her home on March 4, 2016. You cannot kill Indigenous resistance and movements for ecological justice.
¡Berta Cáceres, Presente!
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Graphic Protest, Catalogue
June 3, 2011
When Anne Gochenour curated Graphic Protest (see the original posts here and here) at Central Michigan University, the gallery published a small catalogue. Gochenour wrote a solid essay placing the…
Ateliers Populaires
July 4, 2008
An interesting paper (actually an undergraduate thesis) about the Ateliers Populaires in Paris. Definitely worth checking out. Anti-Nazism and the Ateliers Populaires: The Memory of Nazi Collaboration in the Posters…
LAWCHA in Chicago
May 28, 2009
Labor and Working-Class History Association and the Fund for Labor Culture and History are holding their annual conference this weekend in Chicago. The theme for the conference is ‘Race, Labor…
Tucson Weekly Review of ‘Confronting the Capitalist Crisis’
September 4, 2009
“To Change the World: This traveling exhibit of works by radical artists has a refreshingly old-fashioned air” by Margaret Regan Tucson Weekly 03 September 2009 Fabian Garcia Rios was the…