stories about mountaintop removal
Going to the Grocery
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 36" | 2006
Violation: Part One
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30"| 2006private collection
Violation: Part Two
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30" | 2006private collection
Violation: Part Three
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30" | 2006private collection
The First View Will Be Shocking
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30" | 2006private collection
And Then the Spirits Get Smoked
water-based media on canvas| 48" x 60" | 2008private collection
Waiting for Water
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30"| 2006private collection
Light on a Hill
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 36"| 2006
Signing of the Valleyfill
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 36"| 2006
On Getting to London
water-based media on board| 26" x 32"| 2008
Snake Pit
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30" | 2006Houses now owned by coal companies are unkempt and great breeders of venomous snakes.
Sludge Creek
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30"| 2006
Ten Homes and One Graveyard
water-based media on canvas| 24" X 30"| 2006private collection
Final Flood for Debra Burke
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30" | 2006
More Than Finite
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30"| 2006private collection
A Good Dusting For Some
water-based media on panel| 26" x 32"| 2008
Boat Dock Dry
water-based media on panel| 24" x 30"| 2006
Share the Road
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30" | 2006
Bought Out in Red
water-based media on canvas| 24" x 30" | 2006private collection
Steven and His Thousand Trucks
water-based media on panel| 32" x 26"| 2008
Mountaintop removal was considered an environmental disaster when it began, but that didn’t stop it. Today there is no real war on coal. What there should be is a war on fossil fuels. A battle to the end. This world had better change in the next decade or two. We are all responsible.