Book Illustrations
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The March of the Dead through Washington DC honored the Iraqi and US who died in the war. They all wore white masks.
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Tactical Media from the Backbone Campaign
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Anti WTO protestors in 1999
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oil extraction and the School of the Americas
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Bioterrorism squad entering studio of Critical Art Ensemble Steve Kurtz
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Disasters of War Goya to Golub Ann Messner coat(inquisitor) foreground
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Homage to lost resistance fighters in Argentina
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An installation underground in Chile at the site of the Museum of Memory and Human Rights
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Aksel gives us a military suitcase with a cluster of penis like missile launchers
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Selma Waldman’s Black Book of Aggressors left incomplete when she died in 2008
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Heyman talked to former Abu Ghraib prisoners with lawyers preparing a class action suit
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Invoking the disappeared in Argentina
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Cecilia Munoz’s scathing attack on the results of capitalism
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Rosler attacks the narcissism and materialism that ignores torture
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The refugee experience: media vs interviews with refugees from Bosnia
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Protesting oppression of women in war
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Flo Wong’s comment on the long term trauma caused by the Chinese Exclusion Laws of 1824 and 1924
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Shimomura’s reference to surveillance then and now
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Dingus figures from recycled materials speak of oppression and liberation
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Clarissa Sligh: Lynching as a reason for Civil Rights activism
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Performance about the perversions of feminism in the military
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On the ground in a Palestinian refugee camp
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Hana Malallah burns and tears canvas to convey the destruction of Baghdad
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Aamer family, Israeli separation wall, Break the Silence mural with Eric Drooker bird
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Sansour’s sci fi riff with the artist planting a flag on the moon and then floating into outerspace
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Munoz simulates a maquilladora worker’s murder. They are often found in abandoned lots
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Maya Lin invited by native elders to stand in front while they drummed to the ancestors and those not yet born
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Gail Tremblay talks about the results of uranium and other nuclear dumping on Indian reservations
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Pioneer Square Seattle belonged to the Indians invoked in this artwork
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Hazous connects us to the natural world with these huge discs that invoke the earth, sun, and sky, as well as the human environment
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The simple circle is inscribed with references to 10,000 years of trading at this site
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A reference to the struggles of ideology, its hopes, dreams, disappointments and perseverence
