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!
More by Dylan A.T. Miner
Posts by Dylan A.T. Miner
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…
‘Graphic Protest’ Installation in Progress
January 5, 2011
Next week, my new show opens at Central Michigan University. Exhibiting alongside US-based Mexican printmaker Alynn Guerra, the show is called Graphic Protest and was curated by Anne Gouchenour. Similar…
Shifting Map: Artists’ Platforms and Strategies for Cultural Diversity
January 25, 2008
There are some super rad art history books out there that aren’t frequently taught in art history classes. Lots of them aren’t even known in the radical art circles within…
Nostalgic Reflections on My Rural Childhood
September 12, 2011
Lately, I have been enamored with hiking and backpacking blogs, particularly those interested in retro outdoors gear and the centrality of the so-called out-of-doors. As I enter middle age, I…
