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Inspired by trying to get my priorities straight. This is a two-color screenprint from hand-cut rubylith layers, printed on old maps I salvaged from the local public library when they went digital.
Note- these are actual maps that were in public use, so some of them have dinged edges, bent corners, and creases. They date from between 1950-1994, and they’ve seen some use, so please bear that in mind when purchasing!
I wrote a feature article about Congo’s Shinkolobwe mine for the excellent magazine of African news and culture The Continent. Check it out to read a short summary of the…
I got to have a fun and wide-ranging conversation with friend and colleague Joey Alone of the Crime Pays But Botany Doesn’t podcast. We talked about Congo, conservation, the sorry…
Here are a few new banners and signs from recent protest and picket activity in Portland, OR. My partner Erica Thomas designed and painted the “On Strike” and “Solidarity” ones,…
I gave a lecture on my research into the legacy of the Shinkolobwe uranium mine in DR Congo for the Hanford Challenge Project. Hanford is the name of the military…