$15
In stock
This is a one color print about food justice. The text says,
Cultivate Community Driven Food Justice
Accessible, Humanely & Locally Grown
Affordable, Sustainable for the Land & People
The image is of a person holding a clump of dirt with a basil plant growing to be transplanted into the soil, and another person’s hands are resting in the hands and resting on the soil in a loving gesture of care and collaboration. It’s a dark green ink on a tan thick paper.
Press Director and Print Shop Artisan Position Bread and Puppet Theater, the world-renowned, 55-year-old politically radical puppetry company, is seeking a B&P Press Director & Print Shop Artisan. The ideal…
Deep South by Suroeste is seeking original artwork by Black and Latinx artists for a juried group art exhibition at Stella Jones Gallery, in New Orleans, LA – From May 1st to June 12th. “COMPLEXION REFLECTIONS”…
ARTErra is a art residency programme in rural Portugal.Its a independent space to connect, to create,to reflect, to heal and to be.This creative resource aims to provide artists from all…
Papergirl-Brooklyn (PGBK) is seeking artist submissions for an art project. Here is information in their words: “Papergirl- Brooklyn is about making art accessible, engaging in public spaces, and creating sustainable…
