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.
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Posts by Dylan Miner
Collecting gaawayag along the highway
July 13, 2016
Throughout my life, I have known plenty of folks who have used roadkill for a variety of purposes. In addition to dumpster diving baked goods or produce, many of the freegan folks I knew in my…
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…
Tucson Weekly Review of ‘Confronting the Capitalist Crisis’
September 4, 2009
“To Change the World: This traveling exhibit of works by radical artists has a refreshingly old-fashioned air” by Margaret Regan Tucson Weekly 03 September 2009 Fabian Garcia Rios was the…
Indigenous Cultural Delegation to Australia
November 20, 2011
In late-December and early-January, I will be traveling to Australia as part of an Indigenous delegation attempting to establish an exchange program between Indigenous communities in the Great Lakes (on…