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Amor y Lucha #3 focuses on my engagement with current struggles in San Francisco's Mission District: housing struggles, evictions, police killings, the ghosts of poets and artists, and the sudden arrival of pod people. Words and pictures by Fernando Martí, 24-page photocopied zine of stories, poems, and ink sketches.
Also available: Amor y Lucha #1 and #2
I was honored to be asked to create a series of images for the Labor Notes publication, Keep Going: A Guide to Organizing When It’s Hard, by Ellen David Friedman,…
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…
I like to think I’ve been able to craft a life where I can do the things I love or that I think need doing. Sometimes I’m making art, sometimes…
With Visioning Colibrí, I set out to visualize the future of Hummingbird Farm, an urban agriculture project created and stewarded by PODER, an environmental justice organization growing out of the…