Justseeds is Moving! But Not Too Far…
After several years operating out of a quiet office in the Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Justseeds is pulling up stakes today and moving into a new building! We’re staying in…
After several years operating out of a quiet office in the Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh, Justseeds is pulling up stakes today and moving into a new building! We’re staying in…
The Worcester Artist-Activist Residency is an opportunity for creative activists and/or politically-minded artists (defined broadly to include writers, musicians, fabricators, event organizers, etc, in addition to visual artists) to make…
Colin Matthes recently completed a mural for Milwaukee’s IN:SITE temporary public art program. The mural is titled “Everyday Transactions: The Familiar Inconceivable”. The mural draws upon elements of the everyday,…
From Slaughterhouse Five: “It was a movie about American bombers in the Second World War and the gallant men who flew them. Seen backwards by Billy, the story went like…
This is the first-ever post by IminentDisaster, who’s been working on an incredible installation in Red Hook for the last few weeks: This site-specific intervention in Red Hook, Brooklyn provides…
AK Press just released Josh MacPhee and Erik Reuland survey of anarchist art, Realizing the Impossible. I got a copy yesterday and it’s a sprawling, exhilarating look at an under-examined…
This is an open call for artists to design logos for Movimiento Por Justicia Del Barrio, an immigrant-led social justice organization based in East Harlem. The group was founded in…
Quick update on JustSeeds: After a financial disaster in December and a few months of planning, it looks like JustSeeds will relaunch in March as a national, non-profit cooperative. Over…
Incredible news from Oregon: Jeff “Free” Luers’ legal team finally won an appeal, and his ridiculous 22-year sentence could potentially be cut by two-thirds. From FreeFreeNow.org: We have some good…
Jeff “Free” Luers’ support network needs help creating new graphics for a sticker campaign. Free is a political prisoner currently serving a 22-year sentence for arson at an SUV dealership…
Right: A memorial for Peter Hornbeck, a friend of a friend. Pete was killed January 10, 2004, when a driver going close to 100 miles an hour ran him down…
Street Art Workers Releases New Poster Project: Land & Globalization Poster Series Wheatpasters and Distributors Needed! The newest project from the Street Art Workers (SAW) takes a look at how…
For 10 years, JustSeeds has been a critical resource for radical artists working outside the “art world” system. In the process of becoming a decentralized artist-owned cooperative, the floor suddenly…
It’s been 18 days since Eric Ng was killed. It doesn’t seem possible. Time moves strangely; every day I get the news again. I’m finding it hard to write about…
Street Signs and Solar Ovens: Socialcraft in Los Angeles at the Craft and Folk Art Museum Curated by the Journal of Aesthetics & Protest October 22 – December 31, 2006…
I saw an interesting story posted by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel the other day. It concerns a building in Downtown Milwaukee known as the Sydney Hih Building. The Sydney Hih…
In October members of THINK AGAIN did some large-scale projections in Los Angeles for a project was called “The NAFTA Effect” organized by Outpost for Contemporary Art. THINK AGAIN’s mobile…
In solidarity with the EZLN’s call for a general strike throughout Mexico today, a few activists in upstate New York reclaimed a rather hideous statue of Uncle Sam in downtown…
We received word last night that New York City activist and journalist Brad Will was shot and killed yesterday by paramilitary forces while filming from a barricade during a protest…
No Need For Sleep is an exhibition of original art and zines by artists from around the country. This exhibition celebrates the artists, their independent productions, and the do-it-yourself culture…
Im currently in Daytona Beach, FL and there isn’t a whole lot to do late night, so I was sitting with my computer in front of the TV. Now I…
A group calling itself the Milwaukee Paper Company has hit the streets of Milwaukee with their new poster campaign. Here are a few images, to see more photos visit milpaperco’s…
Recently in the Lower East Side some signs were affixed to street posts as part of the 10 Days of Solidarity with Palestine and Lebanon. 10 Days of Solidarity with…
Following up on his trip to Beirut two weeks ago, Arofish traveled through Aita al-Shaab, South Lebanon this week and set up an interactive mural for residents of the city….
For decades, teachers in Oaxaca, Mexico, have conducted strikes to demand educational reform from the federal and state government. Some of the teacher’s demands include living wages, sanitary schools, text…
With several projects in the works and a massive benefit gallery show just behind us, Visual Resistance is in the red. While we’ve fundraised for other groups or friends in…
On Saturday, July 29, members of the Borf Brigade threw a roving street party in Washington, DC. Agents Q and fi5e from the Graffiti Research Lab built a bike-mounted sound…
We’ve just updated the page for the Daniel McGowan benefit, and have artwork available for purchase online from Swoon, Armsrock, and Eelus, plus a DVD from the Barnstormers and original…
There’s some great pics of Milwaukee street art in the VR photoblog, courtesy of Brandon Bauer and Nicolas Lampert. See here: — Milwaukee street art — More Milwaukee street art…
The If They Come For You In The Morning art show was a huge success and we raised more money for Daniel McGowan’s legal defence than we ever thought we…
Anyone who has not yet picked up artwork from the If They Come for You In The Morning show, please go to ABC No Rio on Wednesday, August 2nd or…
The first night of If They Come For You In The Morning was a huge success. Thansk to everyone who came out and braved the late July heat in ABC…
We’ve gotten a bunch of e-mails asking for details on how art will be sold at If They Come for You In The Morning, so here’s a quick note to…
This is the eighth in a series of previews from the July 27-28 beneft art show If They Come for You in the Morning. We start hanging the show at…
Milwaukee like many cities around the country has been seeing a condo boom in the past few years. Gentrification is redefining the character of long established neighborhoods, driving up housing…
This is the seventh in a series of previews from the July 27-28 beneft art show If They Come for You in the Morning: Swoon certainly needs no introduction to…
This is the sixth in a series of previews from the July 27-28 benefit art show If They Come For You in the Morning: Doug Minkler is a printmaker from…
Nicolas Lampert is yet another great midwestern artist who uses collage as a primary tool in his printmaking. Working out of Milwaukee, he’s involved in a wide variety of activist…
BORF probably needs no introduction for most VR readers. One of the most original, prolific, creative, and witty voices to come out of the street art movement, Borf had an…
Third in a series of preview from the July 27-28 benefit art show If They Come for You in the Morning: Erik Ruin is another great Midwestern printmaker — born…