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In September of 2017 I painted a mural in Oakland, CA, that was based on the idea of a Bear-shaped hole in California. The California Grizzly is found on the state flag, but is absent from California itself. Their history mirrors the settler-colonial transformation of the California landscape, and there’s room for them to return.
This print is made from 6 vellum panels with ink washes and stippling, and one layer of rubylith film. It’s a bit of an experiment.
I’m pleased to share the publication of an article that I wrote for the New Republic magazine, which you can read here. This piece covers some of the experience that…
The Teamsters union is about to go on strike against UPS. If they do, it would be the largest strike against a single business in the history of the USA….
I spent three weeks in May in Lubumbashi, the second largest city in DR Congo. The city was founded in 1910 as a commercial garrison for the nearby Etoile du…
I’m in Lubumbashi, DR Congo for three weeks, doing research and presenting about my work on the history of the use of Congolese uranium in the Manhattan Project. I’m staying…