Genocide

If you dont believe me read Howard Zinns "Peoples History of the United States."

lost souls

jesse emailed me this photo. it was originally taken by lewis hine when he was working on the child labor series. i stenciled the words lost souls into the image but it doesnt refer so much to the kids themselves as much as it does the feeling that comes from meaningless work. in the background theres a piece of a print josh did from the winter in america theme we've been workin with. the whole thing is on rusted, scratched up steel.

ART OPENING

abolish poverty

A few from last year

Lookin for Trouble

tried and true

recent (in progress)

kesh & amara in fells point

nfwa

organize

7 ' x 13 ' wheatpaste by me & josh macphee. it was one of those nights where the weather was just startin to break. lets hear it for spring! the piece, for me, has a lot to do with all the coal mining mess thats goin on.

WINTER IN AMERICA art show

A Collection of work by STAIN, SCOUT, JOSH MACPHEE, and BILLY MODE. ONE NIGHT ONLY. Friday April 21st 2006 7-11pm
327 State St Albany NY.

north east bmore

thought i'd try somethin a little different. oil sticks, spraypaint, collage, and brush.

August 1921

this is the poster finalized. to read more on Blair Mountain go to : http://www.rootsweb.com/~wvcoal/red.html
to purchase this poster go to : www.justseeds.org

the battle of blair mountain

heres one i am workin on for the peoples history poster series

one

for my daughters first bday. she's now 4 and i owe her a few new pieces.

good company

when we got there it was sleeting or something and the wind was picking up. it was a cold but beautiful night.

free your mind and your ass will follow

there was a break in the clouds and we went for it.
works by myself,josh, and mayo.

the days run away

this is a piece from last year that i just came across last night. you probably cant see it but theres some collage in there underneath the paint.

off erdman avenue

first we stopped to get donuts and coffee on orleans streeet. then pat & i squeezed into bill's pick up and headed out to the erdman avenue yard. it was the first time i had been out in awhile. we mostly did tags-- just wanting to get out in the night air and be alone in the yard. after some time a train pulled in and a man swinging a lantern came walking through the yard on the other side of the cars from where we were. so we cut out. not many people know it but, there is a fountain of youth buried beneath the steel rails in a train yard.