One of two posters made in Lawrence, KS, being brought to the Sacred Stone Site.
A multi-colored, abstract image of water being turned into toxic sludge, replete with dead fish skeletons. Over the surface of this disaster, a shadow of a snake, referring to the oil pipeline as a black snake. In front of the scene, the yellow crime-scene barricade tape, or caution tape, which states: “STOP THE PIPELINE!” #NoDapl.
Libre Gutierrez interviewed by Tyce Vande Berg, December 2024 Transportapueblos, Companion of Migrants (images courtesy Libre Gutierrez) Libre Gutierrez is a sculptor, muralist, and community activist born in Tijuana, Mexico…
El Machete Illustrated
Another free downloadable zine from longterm Justseeds comrade Stefan Christoff in Montreal: Voices Beyond Lockdown: Collective action and care across borders in a time of crisis This zine is a…
My justseeds comrade Jess asks me, “What inspires your art?” We’ve been brainstorming ideas for a children’s picture book, with murals as a kind of portal connecting children between places…