+1 they are best. I used these posters and freely licensed graphics to
converse/teach about FTAA, colonialism, and environmental devastation
and tour across the American south back in the day
Browse the website and support their work, ok:
this is happening! a great example of empowered
people using
creativity to solve problems. The bees do intense research on
subjects like mountaintop removal coal mining and now, California
Water Politics (which i haven't seen yet) and then they make a giant
poster with compelling artwork that makes it easy to see the big picture.
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Date: Mon, 13 Oct 2014 15:37:47 -0700
From: Sakura Saunders <sakura.saunders(a)gmail.com>
To: Beehive Design Collective <pollinators(a)beehivecollective.org>
Subject: Bees swarm Bay Area with new graphic and tour! Oct 19-21
PLEASE FORWARD!
We have some exciting news: the Bees will be swarming the Bay Area
with a new graphic and tour focused on California water politics in
the midst of a
massive drought. Sucked Dry: Examining Drought and Privatization from
Mesoamérica to California, draws inspiration from struggles against
large-scale
infrastructure projects throughout MesoAmerica, connecting local and
the global struggle for control and protection of water.
Oct 19: 2pm Dolores Park, SF
Oct 20: 6:30pm Greenpeace warehouse, 955 7th St., W.
Oakland co-sponsored by Rising Tide
Oct 21: 5:30pm Gill Tract Farm, Albany (at the intersection of Marin &
San Pablo) co-sponsored by Food & Water Watch & California Student
Sustainability Coalition
About the tour:
California is in the midst of a historical drought, the most severe
the region has had in the last 500 years. This water crisis has
devastated resources,
with several communities facing the prospect of running dry. A number
of projects advocating infrastructure development such as the BDCP and
Prop 1 have
been proposed as solutions for the state, but are they truly in the
interests for all? What are their impacts to our drying rivers and
reservoirs?
Fisheries and communities? Drawing inspiration from struggles against
large-scale infrastructure projects throughout MesoAmerica, the Bees
will take you
on a visual journey touching on the local and the global struggle for
control and protection of water.
We will also be introducing a *brand new graphic* (still in draft
form) that deals specifically with the fight to stop the Tunnel
project that threatens
the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
About the Bees
Based out of small-town Machias across the country in rural Maine, the
Beehive Design Collective is an all-volunteer organization of
activists, artists,
educators and organizers. Our main focus is creating and presenting
graphic works about global issues internationally. These portable
murals are teeming
with intricate images of plants and animals, illustrating surreal but
meticulously researched scenes of sociocultural realities in the
modern world. Not
only are our graphics detailed, beautiful works of art, but they also
are tools in understanding the big picture of a region's struggles.
More on the Bees
(VIDEO):
http://www.upworthy.com/the-poster-is-mesmerizing-the-story-it-tells-is-ele…
More on MesoAmérica Resisté
(graphic):
http://beehivecollective.org/beehive_poster/mesoamerica-resiste/
with honey,
the bees"
*thanks to the Center for Biological Diversity and the Story of Stuff
for help spreading the word!
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