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
Deep Routes: The Midwest in All Directions
July 16, 2012
For more than a year, our friends and co-conspirators known as the Compass Group (the folks behind the autonomous structure of the Midwest Radical Culture Corridor) have been hard at…
Vive la résistance indigene!
February 20, 2012
In Manitoba, the Canadian province north of Minnesota and North Dakota, today is officially Louis Riel Day. For many, Riel is a controversial historical figure. Seen by many as the…
From the Ashes…
September 4, 2011
“From the Ashes: Works by Dylan Miner” Michigan Institute for Contemporary Art September 4 – 30 “We can bring to birth a new world from the ashes of the old.”…
The Art of Dead Labor
November 13, 2010
During September and October, I had a solo show at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit. The exhibition, “Big Enough to Win, Big Enough to Lose,” brought together a…