People plant, nourish and harvest in this colorful poster, now available as a 1,000 piece puzzle! From seed to harvest, what we put into community comes around to feed us.
This puzzle is 20×26″ and has 1,000 pieces, for hours of fun at home. It also comes with a fold out poster. For dedicated puzzle aficionados, get one of our other puzzles at the same time to save on shipping.
$44.95
The original RLM illustration shown on this puzzle, “Lunch Counter,” is based on a famous photograph of a lunch counter sit-in in Jackson, Mississippi in 1963, in which both black and white students took part. Despite violent assaults by white mobs and the risk of prison time, the sit-in movement helped win key demands of the Black Freedom struggle.
The puzzle is 16×20″ and has 513 pieces. For serious puzzle aficionados, get one of our other puzzles at the same time to save on shipping.
$34.95
“Another World Is Possible” depicts a vision of change, with art based on the nineteenth century Flammarian engraving. One side of the image shows strip mining, deforestation and police/military repression. The other depicts a healthy ecosystem, sustainable energy, and cooperation. With lots of unique features and hidden elements to discover, it makes for the perfect puzzle. Another World is Puzz-lable!
The puzzle is 16×20″ and has 513 pieces. For serious puzzle aficionados – get our other puzzles, “Cycle of Cooperation” and/or “Jackson Lunch Counter” at the same time to save on shipping.
$34.95
Meet the some of the folks who work behind-the-scenes at Ricardo Levins Morales Art Studio.
Elaine Avery (she/her) is our Minister of Finance. When not counting beans, she enjoys dancing, singing, DJing, baking, gardening, carpentry, cabinetmaking and throwing dance parties.
Rowan Fakhoury (they/them) is the Minister of Commerce :), packing and shipping all the beautiful gifts you get for yourself and others :P. They are a mixed, queer, trans & disabled little dandelion puff. Floating & breathing in this world as a community herbalist/brujx, facilitator, farmer, bodyworker (biodynamic craniosacral, reiki & sobada practitioner) , full-spectrum support companion— focus on abortion & loss, organizer, space holder, collaborator, humxn. Their practice is rooted in deep listening, ritual and co-creating a fluid container for nourishment, rest, liberation, joy and unknowns. Navigating the seen + unseen— finding collaboration in the tangible and intangible realms. When not at work, they can often be found giggling and snacking among the plant and other nature & humxn friends.
Jeff Nygaard (he/him) is The Button Man at RLM Art Studio, making all of the pin-back buttons that you see on the website, as well as all sorts of custom buttons for use in organizing drives, campaigns, rallies, and almost any special event or occasion you can imagine. He also makes stickers, magnets, and a variety of other promotional/organizing products. But, beyond buttons…
Jeff is a working-class intellectual of Norwegian, German, and Irish heritage who grew up in a small town in southern Minnesota. Jeff has been an activist, writer, editor, and teacher based in Minneapolis for the past 40 years, and has worked at a variety of jobs, including work as a snow shoveler, courier, grocery store worker, and cab driver. Since September of 1998 he has published his own free newsletter on media, politics, and culture called “Nygaard Notes: Independent Periodic News and Analysis.” His work has appeared in the Star Tribune, Z Magazine, Counterpunch, Access Press, and various other publications.
E-mail subscriptions to Nygaard Notes are free, and paper subscriptions are available for the cost of printing and mailing. Find subscription information on the web at nygaardnotes.org, or email Jeff at nygaard (at) nygaardnotes.org.
Jaime (she/her) is RLM Arts’ Minister of Operations. She’s done a little bit of everything at the shop off-and-on since joining on a fill-in basis in 2012. One of her main roles includes the design tasks involved in turning Ricardo’s art into posters, cards, puzzles, zines, or whatever else. She also helps keep open the Minneapolis retail store, manage this website, and solve printer malfunctions, among other work. She’s grateful for the creativity and flexibility working at RLM Arts allows for, and spends some of her free time in outdoor adventures, watching the birds, making zines, and cheering on women’s sports, all whilst scheming towards a future without cops, bosses or landlords.
