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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Collaborating with CE Setzer and Wobbly Artists
November 27, 2017
Over the past two years, I’ve worked on a series of projects with Canadian curator Jon Lockyer. Each of these projects commenced from an initial event in 1906 when my…
Iskigamizige-giizis | Sugarbushing Moon
March 13, 2017
For many Indigenous people, late-winter or early-spring (depending on your perspective) is the time to be in the Iskigamizigan or Sugar Bush. It is a period when everything and everyone…
Remains to be Seen Book Release
June 8, 2011
Featuring an array of archival documents and illustrations, Remains to be Seen: Tracing Joe Hill’s ashes in Aotearoa (New Zealand)—an easy-to-read account of censorship and radical labour during the First…
‘Provocations on Sneakers’ (Academic Text #3)
January 9, 2010
Since I was unable to make my own opening in Chicago because of Lake Effect Snow (poor me), I have decided to upload another academic text I recently published in…