Originally created for an exhibition in Cleveland (home of the ‘Indians’), these pennants use sports to discuss issues related to Immigrants’ rights and Indigenous sovereignty. Which team are you?
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Studs Terkel’s Working: A Graphic Adaptation
January 21, 2009
This Spring, the New Press will release a graphic adaptation of Studs Terkel’s Working. Not only is Studs a legend, but this book is quite possibly one of the most…
Shifting Map: Artists’ Platforms and Strategies for Cultural Diversity
January 25, 2008
There are some super rad art history books out there that aren’t frequently taught in art history classes. Lots of them aren’t even known in the radical art circles within…
Ateliers Populaires
July 4, 2008
An interesting paper (actually an undergraduate thesis) about the Ateliers Populaires in Paris. Definitely worth checking out. Anti-Nazism and the Ateliers Populaires: The Memory of Nazi Collaboration in the Posters…
Indigenous Radicalism
April 21, 2009
Here is my first attempt at sharing my academic writings with you. Thought I’d start with this encyclopedia entry I wrote on ‘Indigenous Radicalism.’ Nothing too challenging here. This is…