Category: jetsonorama
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suicide + the human spirit
I called a fellow physician in Tuba City about a month ago to get his guidance. I had a patient coming down off a several week binge who was open to inpatient rehab. Despite my being here 28 plus years I wanted to confirm with my friend who has been working on the rez 30 years…
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free your mind…
New stickers and screen prints. Owen, now 11, holding a sticker of himself with his brother Aidan in the background getting a snowball ready for his noggin. Individual stickers are $3.00 each or buy 2 for $5.00. Contact me at jetsonorama@gmail.com if interested. Stephanie rocking the screen print…
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people’s climate march commemorative screen print
in anticipation of the world climate summit (this december in paris) you can show the painted desert project some love by getting a one color, hand pulled (by the good people at ocelot print shop in detroit) commemorative screen print on 19 x 25 archival paper. they’re a limited edition of fifty, signed, stamped + numbered…
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don’t ski the pee
photo by raeann wanland photo by debbie leavitt the arizona snowbowl (the ski resort in flagstaff making snow from reclaimed waste water while desecrating a site considered sacred to 13 local tribes), is expanding. in 2012 i connected with local artists and activists asking them what they thought of the initial proposal to make…
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home on the range
in sick dawn light… thanks to lucy manheimer for the use of her trailer! meanwhile, in cow springs… a year later…
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kicking it with j c + the family
ha! silly me. i thought i was just going to jc’s house to get a photo of her holding my new 1 color, hand-pulled screen print on archival paper (which features her as a 6 month old). but no… “rethink coal” 15″ x 25″ archival…
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lola! the atomic sheep dog!!
meanwhile, in cow springs we return to the adventures of “lola the atomic sheep dog!”
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brooklyn!
shout out to the homies lunar new year, nanookso, jess x chen, dan budnik, meredith potts, brooklyn street art and the bushwick collective for helping to make this project happen. brooklyn street art article huffington post