Jason Sheridan Brown
@miningthelandscape.bsky.social
he/him/his 🏳️🌈
artist-worker-educator-activist
Minnesean/Tennesotan
living on Cherokee and Yuchi land
creatively wandering in Southern Appalachia
https://jasonsheridanbrown.com/home.html
artist-worker-educator-activist
Minnesean/Tennesotan
living on Cherokee and Yuchi land
creatively wandering in Southern Appalachia
https://jasonsheridanbrown.com/home.html
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When the Handmaid Army marches in cloaks, when they refuse to kneel in silence, when their bodies flood the streets with red — they are not improvising. They are disciplined. They are deliberate. They stand in solidarity, cloaked in justice
Handmaid Army NYC, Dec 21
Join them: [email protected]
Handmaid Army NYC, Dec 21
Join them: [email protected]
December 17, 2025 at 9:02 PM
When the Handmaid Army marches in cloaks, when they refuse to kneel in silence, when their bodies flood the streets with red — they are not improvising. They are disciplined. They are deliberate. They stand in solidarity, cloaked in justice
Handmaid Army NYC, Dec 21
Join them: [email protected]
Handmaid Army NYC, Dec 21
Join them: [email protected]
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“Do you support ICE?”
“Not really.”
“Hell f*ckin’ nah.”
These two dudes drink for free on us if we ever run into them in Minnesota 🍻
“Not really.”
“Hell f*ckin’ nah.”
These two dudes drink for free on us if we ever run into them in Minnesota 🍻
December 20, 2025 at 3:05 AM
“Do you support ICE?”
“Not really.”
“Hell f*ckin’ nah.”
These two dudes drink for free on us if we ever run into them in Minnesota 🍻
“Not really.”
“Hell f*ckin’ nah.”
These two dudes drink for free on us if we ever run into them in Minnesota 🍻
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The fast-paced cycle of policy changes, executive actions, and judicial rulings makes it hard to stay up-to-date on what’s happening within art institutions. So we compiled a month-by-month recap of how US politics impacted the cultural sector in 2025.
How Trump Impacted Arts and Culture in 2025
In 2025, Hyperallergic’s reporting exposed and chronicled funding cuts and threats to artistic freedom in the United States.
hyperallergic.com
December 18, 2025 at 8:28 PM
The fast-paced cycle of policy changes, executive actions, and judicial rulings makes it hard to stay up-to-date on what’s happening within art institutions. So we compiled a month-by-month recap of how US politics impacted the cultural sector in 2025.
@anisamakhoul.bsky.social
MAKE SOUP, NOT WAR - screen print by Anisa Makhoul
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MAKE SOUP, NOT WAR - screen print by Anisa Makhoul
www.anisamakhoul.com/products/mak...
December 17, 2025 at 9:03 PM
@anisamakhoul.bsky.social
MAKE SOUP, NOT WAR - screen print by Anisa Makhoul
www.anisamakhoul.com/products/mak...
MAKE SOUP, NOT WAR - screen print by Anisa Makhoul
www.anisamakhoul.com/products/mak...
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Economist @pkrugman.bsky.social explains the key difference between Republican emphasis on incentives and Democratic emphasis on resources and explains why making sure people have access to resources creates a strong economy.
youtu.be/A8V00Z5McYA
youtu.be/A8V00Z5McYA
A Conversation with Paul Krugman
YouTube video by Heather Cox Richardson
youtu.be
December 11, 2025 at 11:46 PM
Economist @pkrugman.bsky.social explains the key difference between Republican emphasis on incentives and Democratic emphasis on resources and explains why making sure people have access to resources creates a strong economy.
youtu.be/A8V00Z5McYA
youtu.be/A8V00Z5McYA
this morning
December 11, 2025 at 2:28 AM
this morning
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In Monumental: How a New Generation of Artists Is Shaping the Memorial Landscape (2025), art historian Cat Dawson identifies the roots of contemporary artists’ confrontation of monumentality by locating its watershed moment.
Monuments Were Never Meant to Last Forever
Art historian Cat Dawson’s new book invites us to contemplate a world populated by subversive monuments — or one that does away with them altogether.
hyperallergic.com
December 6, 2025 at 10:47 PM
In Monumental: How a New Generation of Artists Is Shaping the Memorial Landscape (2025), art historian Cat Dawson identifies the roots of contemporary artists’ confrontation of monumentality by locating its watershed moment.
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As of late, curator Erika Hirugami has been wondering if the curatorial field is poised to take a revolutionary stand against fascism. Why are curators not as politically active in the public sphere, as artists have been since the dawn of time?
The Cruelty of American Curatorial Silence
Many of my fellow curators, especially at institutions, have failed to speak out against fascism. What is it about being a curator that offers a free pass for political silence?
hyperallergic.com
December 5, 2025 at 3:43 PM
As of late, curator Erika Hirugami has been wondering if the curatorial field is poised to take a revolutionary stand against fascism. Why are curators not as politically active in the public sphere, as artists have been since the dawn of time?
LIKE SNOW
Suppose we did our work like the snow, quietly, quietly, leaving nothing out.
Wendell Berry
Suppose we did our work like the snow, quietly, quietly, leaving nothing out.
Wendell Berry
December 6, 2025 at 10:43 PM
LIKE SNOW
Suppose we did our work like the snow, quietly, quietly, leaving nothing out.
Wendell Berry
Suppose we did our work like the snow, quietly, quietly, leaving nothing out.
Wendell Berry
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Reposted by Jason Sheridan Brown
Reposted by Jason Sheridan Brown
CNN — @aftynbehn.bsky.social : “This race is competitive because the Washington Republican agenda has not delivered. They have not addressed costs despite the commitment from Trump… they’re looking to vote for someone who’s going to usher in an era of change.” www.cnn.com/2025/11/29/p...
November 29, 2025 at 3:09 PM
CNN — @aftynbehn.bsky.social : “This race is competitive because the Washington Republican agenda has not delivered. They have not addressed costs despite the commitment from Trump… they’re looking to vote for someone who’s going to usher in an era of change.” www.cnn.com/2025/11/29/p...
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