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Paper Politics at the WCI Arts Center

West Central Illinois Arts Center is excited to announce the opening of Paper Politics a major exhibition of politically and socially engaged printmaking. Paper Politics can be seen at the WCI Arts Center Gallery March 6 through April 3. The … Continue reading

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Paper Politics Richmond!

Next stop for the Paper Politics Exhibition is Richmond, VA! Paper Politics: Socially Engaged Printmaking Today 200 prints from 200 artists Ghostprint Gallery 220 W. Broad St. Richmond, VA 23220 www.ghostprintgallery.com Opening Reception: Friday, August 7th, 7-10 pm The show … Continue reading

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People’s History Postcard Set #2

My Milwaukee 14 Celebrate People’s History poster will be included in the CPH Postcard Set #2 put together by Justseeds and Sumptown Printers. Here is the description from the Justseeds website: A collaboration between Justseeds and Stumptown Printers, this is … Continue reading

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Re-post of the Implicit Art Interview

The following is a re-posting of an interview of me conducted by Nathaniel Stern for his Implicit Art blog, and was cross posted on the My Arts Space blog. The interview is the first in a series of MFA student … Continue reading

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Paper Paper Politics in Milwaukee

Paper Politics is a massive group show (representing 150+ artists) which has previously toured in Seattle, Brooklyn, and Portland. Its Milwaukee stop is at the Walker’s Point Center for the Arts. From the show description: Paper Politics presents a breathtaking … Continue reading

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