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The Flags are a fairly straightforward political statement about identity, inclusion and ultimately celebration. The idea was crystallized during our advance into indefensible wars and the monotone patriotic clamor that followed. I felt the flag was captive to a singular and mostly intolerant mind-set. I wanted to break past this oppressively limited thinking and give a voice to everyone and every different idea that defines community. I used a very basic structural approach and began to re-create the flag motif in wildly different colors, patterns and compositions. In the end I made one flag for each state. The flags are for all of us, for all of our diversity and the wonderful national spirit that is complex, multicultural and expansive in all ways. 
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Flag Series #33, 2009

Silkscreen on paper
Measures 23" x 37"


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Flag Series #23, 2009

Silkscreen on paper
Measures  22" x 34"
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Flag Series #22, 2010

Silkscreen on paper
Measures 23" x 35"

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Flag Series #16, 2009

Silkscreen on paper
Measures 27" x 35"
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Flag Series #37, 2010

Silkscreen on paper
Measures 27" x 35"

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Flag Series #31, 2009

Silkscreen on paper
Measures 24" x 37"

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Flag Series #44, 2009

Silkscreen on paper
Measures 23" x 33"


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Flag Series #2, 2009

Silkscreen on paper
Measures 27" x 34"


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Trying to look humble and gracious at my big show at Broadway Housing Gallery show "This That and The Other". It was a great show and this giant flag was a bit of a show stopper and a great solution to covering up a row of closet doors that were built into the gallery space for some inexplicable reason. The flag size was sort of a humorous response to a bit I read about car dealers and their oversize flags.