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Collective Feminist Print Studios: Ink, Solidar...

Walk into a collective feminist print studio and you can usually tell what kind of day it is by the floor. If it is speckled with neon ink, someone is...

The Revival of Analog Political Print Culture

For a while, political communication seemed to be sprinting toward pure speed: a hashtag, a screenshot, a looping clip, and then the next outrage. But lately, something slower and more...

Eyes Everywhere: Surveillance, Dissent, and the...

Eyes as Symbols of Surveillance and Resistance Few symbols are as instantly understood as an eye. You do not need a legend, a slogan, or a footnote. An eye on...

Wheatpaste Walls: Street Posters as Public Dial...

There is a particular kind of magic in finding a fresh poster on a wall you pass every day. Yesterday it was bare brick and old tape ghosts. Today it...

Birds as Symbols of Freedom in Protest Design

Birds as Symbols of Freedom in Protest Design In protest design, few images travel as fast, or land as cleanly, as a bird in flight. A bird says “freedom” before...

Ephemeral Art and Revolutionary Moments

Ephemeral Art and Revolutionary Moments Revolutions have a strange relationship with objects. They promise to remake the world, yet they often leave behind only a few stubborn souvenirs: a cracked...