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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Endangered Species Mural: Dakota Skipper
November 29, 2016
I had been planning a mural in Asheville, NC for months, had a ticket, ordered paint, and was all set to fly out and start painting on the 7th and…
Justseeds on Creative Commons
March 10, 2017
The people at Creative Commons do good work- promoting a healthy relationship to copyright and intellectual property, and working to ensure that a public domain stays public in the most…
Save the Gloo Factory!
January 12, 2010
My good friend Dwight, owner-operator of the Tucson multi-functional art/community/print space the Gloo Factory and allied enterprise Peace Supplies has been struggling against eviction from his crazy downtown space for…
Why Do We Protest?
September 27, 2014
I wrote this article for Bitch Magazine in the leadup to the recent People’s Climate March, thinking about futility and frustration and the reasons we do the work we do….