A high-quality two-color screenprinted sticker made by our friends at the Gloo Factory in Tucson. This image evokes the venom of the black widow spider as a metaphor for the poisonous power of whiteness.
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Megafauna Not Megaloads
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There Is No Justice
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Shake Your Chains
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Québec Biennial poster set
Justseeds Collaboration
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Posts by Roger Peet
Art Thoughtz takes down Damien Hirst
January 17, 2012
Hennessy Youngman, the row-home raconteur, does his inimitable part here dissecting and dismantling the awful schlock-art masturbator Damien Hirst, he of “embalmed shark in formaldehyde” fame. This is a hilarious…
Endangered Species Mural #13: Flying Squirrel
July 9, 2017
The 13th Endangered Species Mural features the Northern Carolina Flying Squirrel, painted with Tricia Tripp on the Merrimon Ave. underpass going into downtown Asheville, NC. The Northern Carolina flying squirrel…
Jaguar Mural in Tucson: progress!
January 18, 2016
The fifth of the Endangered Species Murals is taking shape in Tucson, on the side of the Solar Culture complex in downtown. The mural is being painted by local artist…
The Lomami Bandanas: Bear Deluxe article and other press
January 4, 2013
I’ve been back from Congo for nearly a month now, which seems crazy. It was very odd to travel from a place like Obenge, the Congolese village where I stayed…