Creating art is my form of activism in this current socially distant world. I made this piece to support the Black Lives Matter movement and to illustrate the importance of voting in this critical time; the country’s needs simply cannot go unmet for another four...
Who are the essential workers? Whose hands do the work of humanity; of housing us, feeding us, keeping us safe, wrestling for justice and pushing towards equity? Whose hands must do the work that is dangerous and difficult? Whose hands must show us the way towards...
This project is the debut of a local black queer artist collective, Arrogant Fruit; we consist of poets, educators, songwriters, and performance artists. Black Queer Sonoran Gospel is a visual poetic ode to blackness during the Global Coronavirus Pandemic. As black...
As a retired librarian, I share my outrage about racism and police brutality by painting my feelings. Now 77, it is about all I can do to support civil rights. I employ flag images to portray American hypocrisy about patriotism. My portrait of Paul Robeson illustrates...
The overwhelming loss of life in this country in 2020 due to racism, violence, and the pandemic has brought us to our knees. I feel the crushing blow of ineffective leadership in my every moment. The magnitude of the loss of life by the most marginalized populations...
