Yesterday I sat in a studio in Jepara, Indonesia, and watched a man carve a hexagonal brick pattern into a teak-wood statue of a figure from Chinese mythology. One jet-lagged morning later I drew up this version and tiled into it the message I can’t stop thinking about. The genocide is changing all of us into something different- what will each of us become?
I wrote an article for the Counterpunch website about my recent experience attending and participating in the 8th Lubumbashi Biennial. I was invited to participate by the Picha Art Collective,…
In May of this year I drove out from Portland to the small town of Condon, OR, to paint a mural. The subject was steelhead, a large and beautiful species…
New Seasons Labor Union confronts the boss at the “nicest grocery in Portland” In August one of Portland’s newest independent unions approached me with a request: they wanted some signs…
Late last year the computer-chip manufacturer Intel announced that it was planning a $25 billion expansion of its factory at Kiryat Gat in Israel, just miles from the border of…
