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This zine developed out of a series of images I started making after the white supremacist attacks on antiracist protestors in Charlottesville, VA in August 2017, including the murder of Heather Heyer. The re-purposing of El Lissitsky's Red Wedge seemed perfect here, not simply re-using historical political imagery, but giving it new life. The zine includes ten different wedge drawings. Printed on a Risograph at Bright Spot, in Brooklyn. This is Pound the Pavement #17.
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