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My recent work is largely devoted to climate change issues. “Quit Coal” is a re-adaptation of a WPA-era 1930s poster that advocated against drinking and driving. My image advocates against the burning of fossil fuels. The process is a two-color silkscreen that I printed in my studio in Milwaukee.
These prints are the remaining edition from our Community Supported Art program in 2015.
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