Created for the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Industrial Workers of the World.
This was part of a series of prints based on the songs written by union organizer Joe Hill.
More by Dylan Miner
Refuge: A Migratory and Momentary Guide to the City
In the Shell of the Old
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100 Years of the IWW
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Firebrands: Portraits from the Americas
Justseeds Collaboration
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Posts by Dylan Miner
Iskigamizige-giizis | Sugarbushing Moon
March 13, 2017
For many Indigenous people, late-winter or early-spring (depending on your perspective) is the time to be in the Iskigamizigan or Sugar Bush. It is a period when everything and everyone…
Emerging Indigenous Voices
July 7, 2011
After two years in development, Emerging Indigenous Voices: A New Generation of Artists (EIV) is finally convening in San Francisco. Bringing together seven faculty artists (including me) and thirteen emerging…
No Pipelines in the Great Lakes
August 27, 2016
In the Great Lakes, there is growing concern over the safety of Enbridge Line 5, an aging pipeline that runs beneath the Straits of Mackinac. Similar to the images that Dylan Miner created in…
‘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,…