

View GALLERY HERE.
8×8 watercolor, watercolor crayon, ink


View GALLERY HERE.
8×8 watercolor, watercolor crayon, ink
Read the Whole Manifesto Here! Posted on Critical Legal Thinking – Law and the Political
03: MANIFEST: On the Future
1. We believe the most important division in today’s left is between those that hold to a folk politics of localism, direct action, and relentless horizontalism, and those that outline what must become called an accelerationist politics at ease with a modernity of abstraction, complexity, globality, and technology. The former remains content with establishing small and temporary spaces of non-capitalist social relations, eschewing the real problems entailed in facing foes which are intrinsically non-local, abstract, and rooted deep in our everyday infrastructure. The failure of such politics has been built-in from the very beginning. By contrast, an accelerationist politics seeks to preserve the gains of late capitalism while going further than its value system, governance structures, and mass pathologies will allow.

The names of the remembered
on the list in the photo.
Peggy Johnson
Mary Hardin Johnson
Russell Allen Johnson
William Russell Johnson
Bunny Johnson Degenhart
Harry Degenhart
Ruth Lyon Johnson
Willard Hardin
Emma Larson.
Cecelia Berg
Carolyn Lee Hardin
Loraine Berg Hardin
Gene Smith
Liz Kivett
Bob Rischar
Phil Plumber
Will Barber
Geladine Berg
Evelyn Berg
Kimberly Clark
Ari Cat
Bob
Simba
Joe
Jigs
Skeeter
Kitty
Oscar
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38×11 Mixed media: dirt, twigs, scrap wood & acrylic on rusted cabinet door.
To remain within the nine planetary boundaries, nations must shed the fetish of economic growth and transition to a true-cost, steady state economy.
http://www.commondreams.org/views/2015/10/31/time-stop-worshipping-economic-growth
Along side the image we carry of our grandmothers… and grandfathers… you should always carry one of them when they were 22 years old.


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4 woodcut prints on sheet of rusted metal.

288 34×36″ Acrylic on canvas with wood strips

319 31×36 Acrylic on canvas. Compare this (and 284 above) with 381, and I think it shows where I’ve been going with this
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Did this a year ago 32×40 Acrylic on canvas. Light through trees in Morris Park. Compare this (and the two above) with 381, and I think it shows where I’ve been going with this.
Sunday October 30, 2011
Day 25
Weather 50 – 34
I will be posting these for each of the 55 days of Occupy Philly on Dilworth Plaza, from October 6, 2011 to November 30, the night of our eviction.
To view all posts to date, click: 55 Days of Occupy Philly.
Before we came here, under the columns of City Hall …
… Lenape people –
men watching
women
settling children for the night –
nothing brighter
than moonlight
the shower of sparks from cooking
fires
rain
of ashes
the earth turns – centuries
pass
with open palms – we catch them as they fall
return – returning
letting go
what was never ours to hold
———-
10/31/11 Day 26
11:42 PM
Monday
Weather 56 – 31 Fog
first night below freezing
Zombie Capitalism! Fake blood and tatters, march, City Hall to South Street—I cut off for home at 5th & South—up Passyunk.
Facilitated the 2:00 PM GA. Will I get Soc Sec tomorrow? Last month, deposit was made on the first—but not dated till the 3rd on bank statement (?)
So don’t know whether I’ll have money in the bank tomorrow or have to wait till Thursday
Tuesday November 1, 2011
Day 27
Weather: 59 – 42
Flocks of pigeons, starlings...
...over the plaza
voices rise
escape
the many shapes
our bodies take
our less than perfect
parts
patterns
in flight across the city square
converge, disperse
unite ... in fragile disarray