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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Today’s Extinct Animal- The Lake Atitlan Grebe
August 26, 2008
I’ve decided that this blog thing might be useful for regular, depressing updates on the subject that I think about most, namely, extinction. To start off with, I think I’ll…
Art and Repression in Russia
April 25, 2011
Russian art interventionists Voina (whom you might recall from this wonderful action and it’s hilarious world-upside-down aftermath) have donated a portion of the funds that Banksy gave them for bail…
Viande de Brousse
May 23, 2011
Here’s a new project: a bushmeat food-cart. The project is called Viande de Brousse, the French translation of bushmeat, meaning simply wild meat hunted from the forest, or bush, as…
Signal Fire: Lost Marbles
July 18, 2014
I just got back from a week in the Marble Mountains wilderness of Northern California with the wildlands education and residency organization Signal Fire. Ten artists and activists, from a…