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Ambiguity is a window into a situation. This image poses a false choice- the answer of course is that we have to fight both, but asking the question this way raises more questions about what's possible, and what's more pressing.
On December 4th I hosted an event called “Machine Nightmares: Artists Confront AI” with author Lydia Kiesling at Mother Foucault’s Bookshop in Portland, Oregon. We imagined getting a group of…
Here’s a recap of some tools for protest and organizing that I’ve produced over the last couple of months. Most of the organizing I do these days happens under the…
We will be tabling at the NWTSJ at Parkrose Highschool in sunny, war-torn Portland Oregon this Saturday October 18th. More info about the conference (a must for regional radical educators)…
I spent two weeks in August in Japan; ten days in Hiroshima as part of an art exhibit at a space called Gallery G, and then a few days in…