Rockwell Kent has been a big influence on more than a few of us here at Justseeds. He was a prolific draftsman whose illustrations dominated book design and advertising in…

The Flying Lizards formed in 1976 in England and are one of the weirdest bands that produced an album on Virgin Records. Their first record features the song they are…

When I first heard the British band Huggy Bear, and their song lyric “This is the sound of the Revolution!” I really did feel like I was listening to the…

This is part of an ongoing series of links to music which has influenced me over the years. Valerie Scroggins remains one of my drum icons. They began in the…

The Fall is an incredible band. To date, they have recorded 30 LPs. The band formed in 1976 in Greater Manchester- a city in Northwest England. There have been many…

Welcome to Edition #2 of “My Awesome Record Collection” where I share some of the gems from over 25 years of gathering (mostly second hand) vinyl from around the world.This…

Thee Headcoatees tackle sexual harassment in their song “Park it Up Your Arse.” The members were Holly Golightly, Kyra LaRubia, Ludella Black and drummer “Bongo” Debbie Green. This song starts…

Erase Errata is an experimental band which can perhaps be described a bit as “art punk.” Very stylized sounds are evident in every aspect of this band. Their sound is…

The Scissor Girls were a No Wave band who played shows in the 1990’s and were based out of Chicago, IL. I saw them perform at a show in California…

Panty Raid was extremely catchy, lo-fi, fuzzy, and super fun band. They released a 7″ record called “The Secret’s Out” on Raw Sugar Records in the year 2000. When I…

When I first started going to underground music shows in the early 1990’s most bands were made up of straight, white boys in their early 20s. When I saw the…

Doughnuts was the first all female hardcore band I ever heard of. They were on Victory records, so remained relegated to the “straight edge” sub-genre of Hardcore, so many folks…

Using their own words: “Tribe 8 is considered one of the first queercore groups, they take their name from the practice of tribadism, a “tribe eight” being a play on…

Peter Glantz directed this ethereal and brilliant video with Death Vessel. The whole album and video were just unleashed upon the world today! Check it out!

Trying to describe LiLiPUT renders me speechless. This band has had a huge influence over me and many of my musical peers. They have carved a legacy which has influenced…

This is a little series of music videos of bands who have influenced me over the years. These are bands whose awesome drummers have not been given the recognition they…

There is mega issues with the mainstream culture marginalizing and ignoring the brilliant cultural production of women, queer folks, and people of color. With the necessity for us to tell…

One of my closest and oldest friends, The Buddy Cat (“B” to those who knew her well), passed away while I held her in my arms the week before this…

Today is the official launch of the newest “WorldWord” short video series. This is a collaboration between Becky Stark, Peter Glantz, and Kevin Hooyman. This series premiered on the relaunch…

The Neighborhood Print Shop is a beautiful community based printing space in Braddock, PA. Braddock is a small town about 7 miles outside of Pittsburgh, a site of one of…

Here’s another new series which I’m going to do for the blog, in which I ask members of Justseeds to take pictures of where they make their work, ask them…

Justseeds is sponsoring a film at the Milwaukee Film Festival this year. It looks fantastic. Narco Cultura – USA | 2012 | 106 min. Director: Shaul Schwarz In Ciudad Juarez,…

Among the photos my cousin Fannie took in the 1930s, one stood out for me. It was a picture of Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco. This photo reminds me of…

I’ve posted several images of my cousin Fannie Black’s overseas excursions in the 1930s. Here are a few images on board the ship. Here she is looking so stoic, beautiful,…

Here’s another set of postcards from my cousin Fannie’s trip to France in 1935. I love these old black and white postcards. These pictures look so serene, and since there…

This is another set of postcards discovered in the ephemera of my relative Fannie Black who recently passed away in January of this year. She has an amazing range of…

It is a rare moment when one celebrates a labor victory in Wisconsin, much less anywhere in the U$A, yet that is the welcome news coming out of the Badger…

So, this is the second series of images of paper paraphernalia from my relative Fannie Simonowsky’s family archive. The first was a series of photographs of her trip to Russia…

First photograph: Moscow, The Kremlin, 1935 My third cousin, Fannie Simonowsky- Black, lived to the incredible age of 103. We all called her “Aunt” because in many ways she epitomized…

Radical Portland MC Mic Crenshaw has a new EP out and just posted a video for one of the tracks called “Free My MInd”. It’s a great cut: an homage…

I have been asked several times about the use of cats in my artwork and so I now present a succinct explanation of why I am not simply obsessed with…

Notes from the farm: is the first in a series of drawings and writings telling of my experience coming back home to my family’s farm. It’s been nearly three years…

Vladmir Mayakovsky: “Art is not a mirror held up to society, but a hammer with which to shape it.” Hannah Hoch: “I wish to blur the firm boundaries which we…

Two Cranes, 2012, 22.5×32.75in, ink on paper

Street Scene, 2012, 43x40in, ink, gouache, acrylic, and flasche on paper

Homemade Floatation Device, 2012, 12.25×14.5in, ink and acrylic on paper

The Engineering of a Disaster Proof Building, 2012, 21.75×31.5in, ink on paper

American Dreaming, 2012, 22x30in, ink, gouache, and acrylic on paper

People might have already heard that Mess Hall —the great experimental cultural space that has existed for 10 years in the Rogers Park in Chicago—is shutting down at the end…

I woke up early and read another great post by filmmaker Adam Curtis on his excellent blog. In it, he describes the rise of fear and hatred among a populace…

Roadtrip, 2012, 40.5×48.25in, ink and acrylic on paper

Moving On, 2012, 40.25×58.5, ink, acrylic, gouache, and flasche on paper

I was out of the country for the past year. While I was away my father Neil designed and built a solar powered golf cart (in our case a work…

I’m so inspired by this project taking place in Portland, Oregon. Street Books is a bicycle-powered mobile library for people living outside. It is bicycle with a built in cart…

The Voice of Art team (including Justseeds friend John Carr) spent the month of May filming members of the Chicago IVAW chapter as they carried out protest actions against the…

Couldn’t resist posting this radical patch by Lauren Jurysta, a former teen of mine super active in Pittsburgh queer/dyke community. Lauren co-organized this year’s Dyke/Trans March as well as Rhinestone…

My friend Sandy K., who is regularly producing inspiring work at his design firm Image-Shift, has jumped into a more embodied form of organizing with his neighbors, and they have…

From a series of drawings titled Life Skills.

From a series of drawings titled Life Skills.

From a collection of drawings titled Life Skills. They are a sort of instructional drawing project.

From a collection of drawings titled Life Skills. They are a sort of instructional drawing project.

This silkscreen print was created by Deria for Planned Parenthood of Western PA. No Glove No Love!!!!

This week’s silkscreen print was created by Talonda and Iysha, to promote healthy food habits.

A detail from a series of images titled Life Skills.

It has been a while since I have done a drawing all the time post. I have been living in rural Ireland and the internet feels far away.

This week’s silkscreen print is by Ella, for Planned Parenthood of Western PA. Planned Parenthood is using this series of posters by Power Up in their youth education programs.

This week’s silkscreen print is by Lauren, in response to a presentation on healthy eating by Kimberly Bracken of the Pittsburgh Children’s Museum and YMWAHA.

This weeks Rad Teen Print was created by Talonda, and printed as a group by Power Up as a thank you gift to all our wonderful partners in this round…

For the past seven months I have been an artist in residence / teacher at the Burren College of Art on the West Coast of Ireland. Eileen Hutton is getting…

Rad Teen Print of the Week is back for 2012! I was looking through old entries and realized that I started off numbering them, and then stopped…after counting, I realized…

Uh, the name kind of says it all. This is a collaborative drawing that Shaun and I made at the London Anarchist Bookfair, for a zine project that was supposed…

On December 6th a group of over 1,000 went on a tour of East New York, Brooklyn, a neighborhood immensely affected by predator lending and foreclosures. It was a powerful…

I’m enjoying the memes coming out of the Occupation movement. here’s one inspired by the UC Davis officer that used “less than lethal” weapons on students last week. More at…

Justseeds is a 25 artist cooperative scattered across 14 cities and 3 countries. There is no way we could do what we do without the amazing online tools created by…

I just got this book in the mail. It is a companion to an exhibition at Monash University Rare Books Library, Melbourne, Australia. From the dust jacket, ” a journey…

My friend Chas just forwarded me this link to a real awesome website dedicated to Labor Arts. Their mission: “To present powerful images that encourage understanding and appreciation of the…

Lately, I have been enamored with hiking and backpacking blogs, particularly those interested in retro outdoors gear and the centrality of the so-called out-of-doors. As I enter middle age, I…

My friend Shawn in Providence sent me a link to this cool time-lapse video of on of his new installation paintings. How come we never make fun videos like this…

There is a successful campaign going on in Brooklyn right now. Last Friday supporters of, 82 year old, Mary Ward prevented Federal Marshals from evicting her from her foreclosed home….

Themba Lewis has a great gallery of pictures of street art from the revolution in Egypt on his website. His photos captured an explosion of public art onto the walls…

Yesterday, I took my daughters and nephew to see the studio of Gwen Frostic (1905-2001). Like many in Justseeds, my summer has been jam-packed with exciting and busy activities. I…

One of the most frequent questions I get when I lecture in universities around the country is: “What Art School did you go to?” I actually did not attend art…

A good friend of Justseeds, Bill Daniel, has recently launched a new photosite called Tri-X-Noise. Bill has been taking fantastic photos of American sub-culture since the early 1980s, from early…

I have been in Antwerp, Belgium this month, enjoying many of the benefits of a country that values cultural production in much more tangible ways than I am used to….

These flashmobs put a smile on my face. They are creative, fun, great pop parodies, and opportunities to engage with folks that may be unaware of the issue. May 29,…

This is part of the escalating nonviolent movement headed by Palestinian youth activists in the West Bank, Gaza, 1948 territories, refugee camps, and the diaspora. Palestinians and human rights activists…

a project of Miller Schulman, one of the rad teens I have the pleasure to work with… Print Haiti: Fine Artibonite Prints from the Hangar Prosthetics Clinic, Hopital Albert Schweitzer,…

My friends Bettina and Devon in Chicago have recently released a new album as Teko Sãso, a 2-piece anarchist folk death metal band! Their first record, 11/11, is based on…

I just finished hanging a window installation of my Queer Scout prints, embroidered patches, and bear hankies at 5013 Penn Ave in Pittsburgh, where it will stay on view for…

Every week I have been making a drawing of one of my favorite scavenged objects. It is a nice way to think about all the amazing things you can get…

Russian art interventionists Voina (whom you might recall from this wonderful action and it’s hilarious world-upside-down aftermath) have donated a portion of the funds that Banksy gave them for bail…

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Just got this today from MoveOn. Please share far and wide on tax day!

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Here are a few photos of the protest in Madison today. After some disappointing news this week, it was inspiring to see the largest protest in Madison yet. Labor is…

Silly post this week. I was hired to draw for a few hours in the lobby of the business school at Marquette University last week. It was a bizarre experience….

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Like many others across a continent that is being ravaged by a changing climate, Mid-Michigan experienced a foot of snow last night. In response to this blizzard, Michigan State University…

This week’s Rad Teen Print is by Maya Dean, and is another piece for Just Harvest. Maya puts a contemporary twist on the familiar Rosie the Riveter image in her…

Another poster for Just Harvest, this time by Shaquanda Winbush. The text both refers to overcoming obstacles in general, and an Usher song, that the girls listened to for inspiration…

Just finished setting up a ceramics studio in our basement. Working on making some pickling pots for the Spring Season. Here is where they are spun: Some sneak previews of…

Mary Tremonte is having an artist in residency at Wonderland! See photos of the studio where the magic happens! And Mary making magic!

This Rad Teen Print of the Week was created by Carrie McGinnis and M’Antayla Jackson for Just Harvest. Founded in 1986, Just Harvest is a membership organization which promotes economic…

Looking through my files of prints I realized that there is this whole set of handmade prints that don’t make it onto the store, but may nonetheless be interesting- –…

I think this is a homesick image. I made this in Belgium after being away from Milwaukee’s landscape of numerous cranes for a month. I was just appreciating a row…

When I was 10 I thought Madonna was the hottest woman on the planet! She represented a lot of what I wanted to be, breaking rules, teasing boys and girls…

M’Antayla Jackson created this silkscreen print in protest of the strict school uniform policy at her school. The text reads: “Do you think Urban Pathways Charter High uniforms seem to…

Some of us at Justseeds are working on an upcoming project with IVAW (Iraq Veterans Against the War). It has been really inspiring to be a part of it. A…

It is a little known secret, but Justseeds can only do what it does because groups like the Riseup Collective create online tools that facilitate 25 artists in 14 cities…

A drawing made for two billboards. This double billboard is sponsored by In:Site, a public art org in Milwaukee. You can see it going west on Capitol Drive (near 32nd…

Over the weekend with the help of family and friends I installed a “Rowboat Lookout Tower” on 35th and Capitol in Milwaukee. This is part of a project organized by…

I am going to try and do a semi-regular post on things that interest me in, of, or about New Mexico. I’m still very much learning about this place so…

Hip-Hop activists Rebel Diaz, based out of the Bronx, have a new video- Libertad. http://rebeldiaz.mvmt.com/

Birmingham Sunday (September 15, 1963) Four little girls Who went to Sunday School that day And never came back home at all But left instead Their blood upon the wall…

I recently spent some quality time in northern Wisconsin. The best way to spend a summer day in Wisconsin is at a cabin on a lake. Luckily my uncle has…

Here are a few photos of what I made at WERKKAMP this July at Fort 8 in Antwerpen, Belguim. This wonderful event was put together by the fine folks at…

I am making a bunch of drawings and sculptures of “plausible inventions.” Here is one of them.

I am making a bunch of drawings and sculptures of “plausible inventions.” Here is one of them.

Justseeds RESOURCED Portfolio Launch Reception Pittsburgh, PA Friday, July 30th – 6-10pm Free and Open to the Public 3410 Penn Ave 2nd Floor (entrance and bike parking around back via…

I am making a bunch of drawings and sculptures of “plausible inventions.” Here is one of them.

Tomorrow (Saturday) is the last day to see this show in person: Sailing the Barbarous Coast: work by Colin Matthes and Anthony Smith At Walker’s Point Center for the Arts,…

I am making a bunch of drawings and sculptures of “plausible inventions.” Here is one of them.

I am making a bunch of drawings and sculptures of “plausible inventions.” Here is one of them.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010 5:30pm-7pm Free Colin Matthes Artist In Residence Presentation Wednesday at 5:30 for no charge at all Justseeds artist and May AS220 Drawer/Inventor in Residence Colin Matthes…

This drawing is from 2007, titled Yesterday or Tomorrow.

I have been a big fan of Guru, Gang Starr, and the Jazzmatazz albums and wanted to share some tribute shows I’ve been listening to over the last week. Mister…

Yeah, I admit it. I draw birds every once in a while.

A review of my recent exhibition in Portland can be found here: Ultra

This is one of many “Mr.” drawings.

This is a detail of a large drawing that will be in E X P O, an installation at Igloo Gallery in Portland, OR that is opening Thursday (April 1)…

Probably the silliest image I have posted. I was looking through my planner and it as on a blank page. It cracked me up. I have no idea when or…

Mary Kelly Here is a drawing in celebration of Mary Kelly, the Irish nurse and mother of 4 who decommissioned a US war plane with an axe while it was…

This week I’m bringing you rad art, rather than print…this drawing is from a project that students in Schenley High School’s Theory of Knowledge course did a few years ago….

Half brainstorming, half drawing. not sure where this is going yet.

This is one of the first prints created at Power Up, a new after school program I am teaching, by Shaleia McElligott. This poster is to promote Planned Parenthood of…

This is a detail of the drawing series titled “Bonus Footage about Loving, Leaving, or Existing in a Country that Revels in its Wars.” It is installed at the Central…

Another old skool image here…this silkscreen print was created by Abby Gordon and Kimi Hanauer for a Celebrate Pittsburgh People’s History project as part of RUST 2008. This piece is…

This week’s Rad Teen Print of the Week is from Schenley High School Theory of Knowledge class from Spring 2008. This project was a Pittsburgh People’s History print, and the…

This drawing is called Lean To. I made it while setting up the show Sailing the Barbarous Coast in Boston. I was thinking about symbols of power as theatre, a…

front back This week’s rad teen print is a t-shirt design, collectively conceived, drawn and printed by the girls of Power Up, a new after-school youth program I am teaching…

This is a little slice-o’-life blog entry. the van, all done up in front of the ranch Justseeds Artists Cooperative have a collective wealth of skills beyond making radical prints….

This drawing is in the show Sailing the Barbarous Coast that opens at the New Art Center, Newton, MA on Jan 15.

This drawing is part of the series “Feature Presentation about loving, leaving, or existing in a country that revels in its wars.” It is titled “Protection Project.” It is on…

This is a drawing from a series of drawings tentatively titled, “Bonus Footage about loving, leaving, or existing in a country that revels in its wars.”

This is a drawing from a series of drawings tentatively titled, “Feature Presentation about loving, leaving, or existing in a country that revels in its wars.”

Our pal Brett Story’s film Roads Through Palestine can be viewed online now. It’s an impressive collection of imagery captured in the West Bank over 2003-5, I believe. I came…

This is a drawing from a series of drawings tentatively titled, “Bonus footage about loving, leaving, or existing in a country that revels in its wars”

I am working on a drawing titled Staying Afloat for an upcoming show at the New Art Center in Newton, MA (near Boston). Here is another detail of it (about…

I am working on a drawing titled Staying Afloat for an upcoming show at the New Art Center in Newton, MA (near Boston). This is a detail of it (about…

The month before my cousin got out of prison I sent him a drawing each day to help break up the days. This is one of em.

The month before my cousin got out of prison I sent him a drawing each day to help break up the days. This is a drawing of a table in…

This week’s rad teen print is a postcard designed and silkscreen printed by Autumn Morgan for RUST 2008. Students created postcards for the Pennsylvania Association for Sustainable Agriculture’s (PASA) local…

My bro just sent me this photo of him in the ‘Hot In Here’ polar bear shirt I made him, at 14,000 feet! I’ll be running off more of these…

October 28th, 2009. For over one and a half hours, hundreds of corporate lobbyists wishing to attend the annual BusinessEurope conference were prevented from entering the Charlemagne building. The Climate…

This just in from our friend John Duda in Baltimore, an automated insurrectionist rant generator! Guaranteed to provide hours of entertainment! John explains: “The purpose of this little program is…

It’s time once again for…rad teen print of the week! This week’s print is from Ben Page, a junior at Pittsburgh’s High School for the Creative and Performing Arts, who…

This one is called “Extras.” Ink and paint on paper, 10″ x 14″

To go along with Mary’s posting about media coverage at the G20, here’s an awesome remix of the police order to disperse, heard in the streets of Pittsburgh during the…

At the suggestion of Shaun Slifer, I am going to post a new rad teen print each week…(some of my teens would totally make fun of me for using the…

Another drawing in the group I post each Wednesday at 8am.

Labor historian William J. Adelman has passed. His walking tours of labor sites in Chicago, his books, his union organizing, and vision inspired and educated many generations of activists and…

I went to Peter Kuper’s presentation of his recently published book Diario De Oaxaca: A Sketchbook Journal of Two Years in Mexico on PM Press. The event was an opening…

After our justseeds retreat in Pittsburgh in August I took a trip to my homeland of Wisconsin. Now I am sure most people don’t daydream of Wisconsin imagining how amazing…

This drawing, Spectators, is from my sketchbook. I will post a random drawing each Wednesday at 8am.

I draw obsessively and was recently asked if I would blog drawings now and again. I will be posting a random drawing to the justseeds blog every Wednesday at 8am….

This Summer has been crazy, it started in May with a three week trip through the U.S. with Latino and Indigenous artist from New York, Oaklahoma, Guatemala, Colombia, Bolivia and…

I don’t know where Justseeds would be without Riseup.net. Using the beta version of Riseup’s Crabgrass software, sort of like a car crash of a wiki, facebook and google apps,…

Artwork Inspired by 21st Century Breakdown Green Day commissioned artist Logan Hicks to assemble a group of artists to create works of art based on each song from 21st Century…

The insurrection in Greece in December was a visible and mass expression of the social war that rages at all times and will continue until the destruction of all domination….

I’ve had the discussion about my frustration with the saying “vote with your dollars”. Thats not voting, its consumerism. Its an economic relationship and system that denigrates activity and participation…

Just got this package in the mail. Awhile back Kristine Virsis and I had been contacted about having our art used on this benefit CD put out by the anarcopunk…

Celebrate your queerness and nerd out at the New York Public Library with this rad exhibit: 1969: The Year of Gay Liberation June 1, 2009 through June 30, 2009 Stokes…

Head over to Cat and GIrl for another good comic

Riffing off Kevin’s post about art and resistance in Northern Ireland, I thought I would post some photos of murals by the Bogside Artists’ in Derry, Northern Ireland. I took…

I was looking thru old posts from the C-monster blog and came across a link to the Magnum photography site. The link led me to a set of images titled…

Some friends in Barcelona decided they were “fed up with the crisis, were tired of the fear that mass media communicate everyday, and sick of suffering in silence at home,…

Friend of Justseeds Brandon Bauer is a part of the project, Bathas Internationale, which now has a public access television show. BATHAS Internationale is a Milwaukee, WI based American art…

Sad news from Chicago. Franklin Rosemont passed away this week and will be greatly missed. His profound legacy as an artist, activist, historian, IWW scholar, and co-editor of the Charles…

I came across Cat and Girl the other day and found it a charming and provocative comic. This one interested me since I’ve been discussing the values and necessity of…

I got this from Brian Ponto today: On this first day of spring we are proud to launch LANDFILL–an annual publication made in collaboration with our friend, the environmental printer,…

What can I say? The Justseeds installation was totally fun and I feel a bit of post-installation depression or something being back in my daily routine… Finding myself a little…

Recently my friend who works at the Buckminster Fuller Institute in Brooklyn told me a story about the connection between visionary Bucky to the much beloved community group CHARAS that,…

My friend Shaun Gilheeney from Providence, RI just sent me a link to his new site, which documents a large body of print and painting work he’s been doing over…

There is a brand new site called Think-Palestine-Act which will house resources “to (help) learn, teach, organize, and act with Palestine”. The site is described on their homepage as a…

Some folks changed the lyrics to Down by the Riverside to reflect the current needs of everyone living in Gaza. They went onto the NYC subways and sang some songs…

Whats more effective than adbusting? Taking the whole damn thing down! Found this while reading over at AnimalNY

“break (vitalogy)” all matter related we connected ana on corners holy grams ana incarcerated light gaze me ana gaza you can’t see me ana blood wa memory it was all…

15 years ago, on new years day the EZLN declared war on the Mexico, taking over the town of San Cristobal de las Casa in Chiapas in an attempt to…

In light of the current events in Israel/Palestine, a friend of mine asked me where I look for news about the agressions. I told him I usually check in with…

While I have been ranting and writing so confusedly, about the economic crisis, since September, some friends were putting together Radical Perspectives on the Crisis. Check it out, contribute, this…

The Christmas tree in the center of Athens, see Icky’s earlier post. Greece: Protests and Unrest Enter Third Week Protests continue across Greece in response to the police murder of…

Here’s some news from a friend in Argentina: A month ago the students of Escuela Bellas Artes Manuel Belgrano in Buenos Aires, responding to plans by the city government to…

My friend elin o’Hara slavick just sent me this great holiday card designed by British political artist and photo-montagist Peter Kennard. Kennard has been making political collages for decades, he…

Last week I had opportunity to visit the advanced printmaking class at Portland State University here in Portland. Valerie Wallace teaches the class, and shares with me a fondness for…

I just got a rad book from the library called “Family Legacies” and it is about the art of Betye and her two daughters Lezley, and Alison Saar. Betye: Alison:…

Hen of the woods bicolor bolete This summer I went mushroom foraging and even took a few Justseeds members on a couple of hikes! Mary Tremonte and Shaun Slifer both…

Naomi Klein on this morning’s Democracy Now!, “Wall St. Crisis Should Be for Neoliberalism What Fall of Berlin Wall Was for Communism”

In recent years many of the projects I’ve worked on have involved the creation of signs, and in the case of the ghost bike project– signs and a corresponding map…

This is your nation on White Privilege By Tim Wise For those who still can’t grasp the concept of white privilege, or who are constantly looking for some easy-to-understand examples…

Does capitalism work? I need someone to explain this crisis to me, cos I can’t seem to figure out who gains with this most recent economic calamity. Anyone?

AbandonView tipped us off to an action that happened in Brasil on September 6th. No dia 06-09-08, um grupo de 30 Pixadores invadiu a Galeria Choque Cultural em protesto à…

While Republicans tried to take advantage of the potential destruction by Hurricane Gustav, and the anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, stencil artist Banksy visited New Orleans to paint his own pointed…

Someone finally decided to do a street poster based on American Apparel’s Dov Charney. Most folks can identify the intriguing and sexual advertisements of American Apparel, yet probably didn’t know…

There’s a bunch of press on Steve Powers–ESPO– new sideshow installation, “Waterboard Thrill Ride”, in Coney Island. It appears that Powers made some robots that simulate waterboarding in a space…

This is a great project worth supporting at any level if you are down with art, zines, radical cultural spaces, and freight train hopping. Hard to imagine a better alternative…

As you may have noticed the Justseeds site goes thru some minor adjustments from time to time, one being the recent addition of the “blog roll”. (Its found on the…

Gonna make this garden grow…. My garden is in full bloom, and I thought it would be nice to share some photos! I’d love to see other gardens in bloom…