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.
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Banners for the Eviction
November 14, 2011
Occupy Portland has been uprooted from its two downtown parks, and begins a new phase – whether that means a new location or a new course of action. Since I…
Silkscreen Printing in Jacmel, Haiti
April 23, 2018
In February of this year I had the good fortune to travel to Jacmel, Haiti, to teach a class on screenprinting at a small community arts center called Jakmel Ekspresyon….
Fahmi Reza: We Are All Seditious
March 1, 2017
Political art is a powerful tool, but not every work penetrates the public imagination, and most fall far short. Sometimes, however, a single timely image captures precisely the attention of…
Great Ape Trafficking and the Ebola Outbreak
August 11, 2014
The excellent environmental news site Mongabay.com has a new journalism initiative, and it’s producing some fascinating work. A recent post examined the potential linkages between the trafficking of great apes…