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This piece is a patchworked banner that hung on a house across the street from an elementary school in the Northeast neighborhood of Minneapolis from October, 2024 to April, 2025. It is a response to the various genocides occuring around the globe funded by and/or supported by the United States. My hope with public banner works is always to invite curiosity and conversation, as well as to inspire viewers to feel solidarity in the knowledge that if the message resonates with them, they are not alone.

From River Arts Inc.

  1. In Memory of Trees by Jen Schultz, Image 2.

    Jen Schultz

    In Memory of Trees

    Mixed Media Collage

    $350

  2. Indelible (Kate Moss) by Diana Ferguson, Image 2.

    Diana Ferguson

    Indelible (Kate Moss)

    Mixed Media - Beads, Monofilament Thread, Lokta Paper, Acrylic Paint, Archival Varnish

    4 x 4 in

    $440

  3. Hum Portrait by Peter Mutschler, Image 1.

    Peter Mutschler

    Hum Portrait

    Photograph

    20 x 28 x 1.5 in

    $300

  4. I am the Moon, My Eyes Eat the Sun by Jennifer Bastian, Image 2.

    Jennifer Bastian

    I am the Moon, My Eyes Eat the Sun

    Taffeta, other scrap fabric, cotton and metallic thread

    36 x 59 in

    $6,800

  5. I Have Missed You (Community Care is the Intimacy I Need) by Jennifer Bastian, Image 2.

    Jennifer Bastian

    I Have Missed You (Community Care is the Intimacy I Need)

    Used pillowcases and linens, discarded fabric, thread

    96 x 180 in

    $8,300

  6. In the Midst of a Storm (Giclee Print) 2306288 by Roberta Condon, Image 2.

    Roberta Condon

    In the Midst of a Storm (Giclee Print) 2306288

    Giclee Print

    14 x 16 in

  7. Icy by Rick Ross, Image 1.

    Rick Ross

    Icy

    Oil & Cold Wax Collage

    4 x 4 in

  8. Idyllists of the Country Side by Karen Timm, Image 2.

    Karen Timm

    Idyllists of the Country Side

    Altered book

    6.75 x 4.3 x 0.75 in