The words “Sanctuary Cities NOW” frame a black and white urban scene. Silhouettes of tall buildings, skyscrapers, then dark houses with lit windows are featured in the background. In front of them, a crowd of some six or seven people dressed in black cloaks and scarves, referencing 19th century immigrants. In the foreground, two black arms enclose and embrace the scene, as if protecting the wretched huddled masses.
I’ve been working with Just Transition Northwest Indiana to create a group of images for their campaign to protect the waters of Lake Michigan (and all the Great Lakes) from…
In the spirit of the original WPA, The U.S. Department of Arts and Culture commissioned artists to produce posters that uplift the essential forms of labor needed in this historic…
“A Time of Expectant Hopes,” a collaboration between Pete Railand and Jenna Valoe, including works inspired by 19th century union banners, suffragist banners, and modern day activist banners. Opening Friday…
March 29th Jenna Valoe and I have an opening at Ripon College in Wisconsin for a show we are calling “A Time of Expectant Hopes”. I was approached by Ripon…