After reading Eduardo Galeano’s Futból en Sol y Sombra, I couldn’t help but make a print about how soccer first emerged in Buenos Aires and Montevideo anarchist libraries. The imagery is inspired by Uruguayan printmaking.
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¡Tatic Presente!
January 27, 2011
Bishop Samuel Ruíz passed into the Spirit World on Monday. Ruiz, known by many in Chiapas as Tatic, was a supporter of the Zapatistas and their struggle for collective autonomy….
‘Graphic Protest’ Installation in Progress
January 5, 2011
Next week, my new show opens at Central Michigan University. Exhibiting alongside US-based Mexican printmaker Alynn Guerra, the show is called Graphic Protest and was curated by Anne Gouchenour. Similar…
Practicing Descolonización: A Few Thoughts from Wallmapu
July 28, 2016
In her recent book Sociología de la imagen, Aymara sociologist Silvia Rivera Cusicanqui writes that ‘la descolonización solo puede realizarse en la práctica.’ Rivera Cusicanqui maintains that the only way…
Collaborating with Plants in Vancouver
June 21, 2016
A few years ago, I desired to learn to speak to plants and learn their language. Although I had been raised primarily in the woods in Michigan’s Thumb, I didn’t…