My video Cut: [The Sea Is All That Remains] is included in the exhibition My Gallery is an Idea: Ewa Partum … More
Category: Political Art
Oliver Ressler Interview in Arts & International Affairs
My interview with Oliver Ressler has been published in the journal Arts & International Affairs (AIA). The current issue focuses … More
Celebrate People’s History in Ann Arbor
One of the best-designed exhibitions of the Celebrate People’s History poster series is now on at the Stamps Gallery in Ann Arbor, … More
The Euromissiles Crises Series at UW-Manitowoc
My Euromissiles Crisis series is currently on display at the University of Wisconsin – Manitowoc through Mid-March in the Founder’s … More
Oliver Ressler – Catastrophe Bonds
About the Exhibition: The exhibition Catastrophe Bonds is the first survey of Oliver Ressler‘s work in the United States. It will be on … More
Art As Action: Politics and the Creative Impulse
September 22 @ 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm in the Kresge Little Theatre, East Hall, Ripon College Our time in … More
#WorldsUpsideDown
#WorldsUpsideDown is an exhibition exploring the hopes and failures of radical political change at Firstsite, a cultural center in Colchester, England. … More
Visual Art & Social Statements
I recently participated in a lecture titled “Visual Art & Social Statements: Peacemaking Through Art” with Fr. James Neilson sponsored … More
1000 Suns in YIELD!
My 1000 Suns project was selected as a featured portfolio for YIELD #3! YIELD is a project of the Snite … More
Viewpoints: Social In/Justice at University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point
============================================================== ============================================================== The exhibition Viewpoints: Social In/Justice will open at the University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point in the Edna … More
In The In-Between
The journal In The In-Between has featured my Landscapes of Absence project. In The In-Between is an artist-run web and … More
Never More! Hiroshima-Fukushima
My video AN602: Tsar Bomba was selected to be a part of the “Never More! – Hiroshima-Fukushima” video art collection … More
Urban Agriculture Poster in Climate Prints!
My Urban Agriculture poster is now available for download through Climate Prints! As they say about the site: “Climate Prints … More
Gerald Holtom Poster
I made this poster about Gerald Holtom for a project in 2013, but ended up not using it. I just … More
The Colors I Cannot Explain at UW Oshkosh
I have a solo exhibition currently on view at the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh in the Annex Gallery. The exhibition … More
Celebrate People’s History at the Durland Alternatives Library!
“Celebrate People’s History – a visual journey through social movements past and present” at the Durland Alternatives Library on the … More
Brandon Bauer in the Up and Close Documentary
Brandon Bauer discussing his Euromissiles Crisis portfolio suite in the documentary “Up and Close – Their Art. Their Stories.” The … More
A Call To Halt – Justseeds Re-post
Here is a re-post of a post on the Justseeds site about the “Call To Halt” exhibition- Enjoy! To see … More
A Call To Halt – Opening Soon!
My exhibition “A Call To Halt” will be opening soon at the Frank Juarez Gallery!
To Share – Greenham Women Against Cruise Missiles
To Share – A Statement The piece “To Share” considers the ethical implications of the act of sharing between the … More
New Project – Living With The Bomb
I have begun working on a new project titled “Living With The Bomb”. It is a project exploring nuclear proliferation, … More
Remembering Who We Are
To mark the closing day of the “Posters of Inspirational European Women: Taken from the zine Shape & Situate” exhibition, … More
Guns vs. Butter
Some of my work is included in this great show in Pittsburgh at Future Tenant- details below… [Text From Justseeds … More
It’s Not A Crisis – It’s A Scam (GIF)
Click image to view. Here is a .gif for F.A.T. Lab’s enlistment call. I used Josh MacPhee’s graphic arrows from … More
We Are Wisconsin!
A new book is out “We Are Wisconsin: The Wisconsin uprising in the words of the activists, writers, and everyday … More
