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Kohshin Finley, The Piano Player, high-fired stoneware, ash, glaze, and wood, 2026 3 full frame negatives, digital stack overlay Patrick Martinez, Then They Came For Me, Neon Amanda Ross-Ho, Untitled Orbit (MANUAL MODE), 2026 Cosmas & Damian Brown, Fountain: Sources of Light, 2026 Polly Borland, BOD, 2023
Bluebonnet Detention Facility | Anson, Texas | April 28, 2025 Immigration detention centers are extensions of the prison-industrial complex which itself is propped up by propaganda and fearmongering from the “War on Drugs” and the “War on Terror” in attempts justify mass incarceration and surveillance, and police and border militarization. The prison system regularly exploits the labor of…
Miguel Gonzalez Sanchez | charcoal on 18x24” drawing paper This is my second complete charcoal drawing. There were things I think I should have refined, but it had been a while since I had made progress on the drawing. Also, my two-year-old nephew got some of my mom’s make-up brushes and made some touch-ups to the drawing. Thankfully, it wasn’t noticeable on the drawing, but my mom’s make-up…
charcoal on scrap drawing paper | ~7.5” x 14” The “Person with Goggles” sculpture was made during the Late Classic period (600 – 900 AD) in Mesoamerica, contemporary (Central) Veracruz, Mexico. The sculpture is made of clay and measures 48 cm in height, 26 cm in width, and 41 cm in length. I made this charcoal study on a scrap piece of drawing paper.
I named this image Mictlantecuhtli @ Awingna because the masked skeleton reminded me of some Mesoamerican sculptures of the god of the dead, Mictlantecuhtli, The Lord of Mictlan (Underworld), and I took it near Ahwingna Trail on the historic Kizh / Gabrieleño / Tongva ancestral land. Ahwingna Trail Spring 2025 Awingna/Awiingna/Awigna (phonetic spellings) was the name of the Kizh / Gabrieleño /…
Pick-up a copy of Harmonia Rosales' Chronicles of Ori at one of her book tour stops, see if your local bookstore can get a copy, or order online! Be sure to see her artwork in-person if you ever get the chance! If you can’t make it to a book signing, signed copies are still available to order from the Reparations Club at the time of this writing! UPDATE (13 Feb, 2026): signed copies no longer…
“Janine Benyus - Becoming a Welcome Species: Biomimicry and the Art of Generous Design” was a positive reminder that nature promotes a culture of care and generosity. Nature is made of positive feedback loops where the success of one organism can promote the success of another organism and so on. For example, seed droppings from traveling birds can form tree islands in desert, mountainous ranges.…