Art for the People.

Ricardo Levins Morales, an artist influenced by Latin American printmaking and children's book illustrations, creates block and screen prints that express solidarity with various socioeconomic and environmental movements. His art, largely black-and-white, reflects his upbringing in a remote village in Puerto Rico where art supplies were scarce. Morales' work explores the connections between environment and labor, emphasizing that all issues are environmental issues. He considers his art a "medicinal practice" that supports healing from oppression. [Extracted from the article]