Taking it down to hairs and specs, from #artforbernie.
Taking it down to hairs and specs, from #artforbernie.
Taking it down to hairs and specs, from #artforbernie.

I’ve been away on vacation for a week and following nothing but my flip flops, so forgive me if this feels like old news, but it seems obvious at this point that the American artistic community is leaning toward Bernie for Pres. (Forgive the phrase “American artistic community.” But then again, <a href=”https://berniesanders.com/artists/
“>a list that includes Anthony Kiedis MUST be scientific and comprehensive.)

This morning I got an email announcement about the latest city to receive The Art of a Political Revolution, New York. The group show, which has already been to Austin and Boston, features all manner of artists showing work for Bernie, including Molly Crabapple, Shepard Fairey, and Ron English. (Remember Ron English and Abraham Obama?)

I don’t know whether the show is coming to Seattle or Portland, so for now, you can check out online exhibitions of Bernie art at #artforbernie on Twitter and Viewgram’s #artforbernie.

Thats not a work of art, thats the result of an actual search. Cold, Internet.
That’s not a work of art, that’s the result of an actual search. Cold, Internet.

Jen Graves (The Stranger’s former arts critic) mostly writes about things you approach with your eyeballs. But she’s also a history nerd interested in anything that needs more talking about, from male...