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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Nostalgic Reflections on My Rural Childhood
September 12, 2011
Lately, I have been enamored with hiking and backpacking blogs, particularly those interested in retro outdoors gear and the centrality of the so-called out-of-doors. As I enter middle age, I…
‘A Bundle of Sticks is Strong: Rooting for the Home Team’
August 31, 2010
Over the course of the summer, I have been crazy busy. I finished a book manuscript, wrote a couple of essays for books, worked on a new series of prints,…
‘Learning to Labor, Remembering to Resist’
February 16, 2010
‘Learning to Labor, Remembering to Resist’ Print Media and Installations by Dylan Miner University Art Gallery | Saginaw Valley State University 15 February – 06 March 2010 I just finished…
‘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…