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A new rendition of a page from my artist's book Until We Can See Each Other As Free Human Beings, based on the prison letters of communist theorist and agitator Rosa Luxemburg. In the original text, written in October 18, 1918 to her dear friend Sophie Liebknecht, Rosa is referring to her own confinement- but take it how you will. Imagery based on the view from below, lying on the west side of the dog bowl in Clark Park in my beloved West Philadelphia.
I was recently invited to participate in the People’s Budget Office, a participatory project by facilitating artist Phoebe Bachman and Mural Arts Philadelphia. A cohort of four different Philly artists…
It’s been my great pleasure to collaborate with the Philly-based abolitionists Amistad Law Project on a series of animations illustrating practical alternatives to police and prisons. In the words of…
Dancer Asimina Chremos and I have been collaborating (alongside my audio-visual band the Ominous Cloud Ensemble) on a performance rooted in the work of poet Paul Celan, esp his work…
Hey all- we’re in the final few days of Print Lottery 2012, an uniquely structured benefit for AS220 Community Printshop. Members of the public can purchase a $100 ticket, guaranteed…