One of a series of French May 1968 posters originally designed by the Atelier Populaire, reworked and updated for a 21st century context. Like the originals, they are offered here to be used, re-purposed, and reworked.
A black and white line drawing of a helmeted police officer wearing goggles and wielding a rifle. Below, three icons of smart phones each with a logo on it: Facebook, Messenger, and Instagram. Above, the text says: “THE POLICE TALK TO YOU 24 hours a day. And watch you, too.”
A mix for Justseeds Artists’ Cooperative This mix features mostly local Montreal artists, particularly musicians, who have been involved in the intersections of social movements and the arts. I have…
Chris recently sent over a link for a free download of his great stencil how-to book he’s used for multiple workshops and art courses. It’s got a nice overview of…
After many years of people asking if I had any shirts of many of my graphics, I’ve finally launched a new shirt store! I’m testing things out on Bonfire, starting…
Over the past six weeks my Graphic Liberation! exhibition has been housed at the Opalka Gallery at Russell Sage College in Albany, NY. A set of interchangeable and interactive projects…