This image was created for the 2011 SEIU calendar. Given the quotation, I based the pen-and-ink drawing off an image of a late-nineteenth century Anishinaabeg diplomatic delegation to Washington DC.
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Red (Pedal) Power
May 5, 2009
I thought some of y’all may be interested in what is happening in the Native arts community, particularly from an anti-colonial perspective. This summer, I am one of a handful…
Aanikoobijiganag – Thinking about Ancestors and Descendants
May 20, 2016
For my first entry in Aniibiishaaboo miinawaa Makade-mshkikiwaaboo – Tea and Coffee, I want to reflect on my exhibition that is currently on view at Artspace in Nogojiwanong (place at the…
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…
‘Confronting the Capitalist Crisis’
August 2, 2009
‘Confronting the Capitalist Crisis,’ Justseeds’ first solo exhibition in Arizona, focuses on the continued confrontation between the artist-activist and the impending doom of the capitalist economic system. By working both…