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Piotr Szyhalski @laborcamp 3/3 (Untitled. 24x36, 2024). Hold on to each other, if they come for one, they come for us all. #laborcamp #typografika #geotypografika #ficcionestypografika #typografikapolitika
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The day before, hold on. Piotr Szyhalski @laborcamp 2/3 (Untitled. 24x36, 2024). #laborcamp #typografika #geotypografika #ficcionestypografika #typografikapolitika
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Grateful to Piotr Szyhalski @laborcamp for allowing me to hang this lament he drew after the last election. 1/3 (Untitled. 24x36, 2024). #laborcamp #typografika #geotypografika #ficcionestypografika #typografikapolitika
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Seems like an appropriate time to revive this piece of mine, HOLD ON ON HOLD HOLD ON (2022), especially as a stage for a vital @laborcamp lament. More soon. #laborcamp #typografika #geotypografika #Ficciones typografika
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Grateful to Merick Reed for gathering this group together for a show this coming Friday at Open Casket, including @laborcamp and more. Especially glad for the chance to make this piece and hope to see you there! #typografika #geotypografika #ficcionestypografika #untitledsans
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For the fall Voice, Sara Harrison ’12 talked w/ 3 Carls on the front lines against COVID-19 to see how prepared we are for the next pandemic (spoiler: not enough). W/ brilliant artwork from Piotr Szyhalski @laborcamp, this piece is a must-read & must-see.
carleton.edu/voice/stories/c…
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BREAKING: Minneapolis police officers have engaged in a pattern of violating constitutional rights and discrimination against Black and Native American people, the Justice Department finds following an investigation prompted by the killing of George Floyd. apnews.com/article/george-fl…
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Thanks! Here’s a better pic. @laborcamp created a print for every day of the pandemic back in 2020. I have a coffee table book of them all as well.
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The Washington Ave bridge “interior” pedestrian level totally fits the aesthetic of the Piotr Szyhalski exhibit
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If you are in Minneapolis in the next few months (hi, @ia4phs!), I highly recommend visiting the @weismanart to see Piotr Szyhalski's excellent 'We Are Working All the Time!' exhibition featuring decades of his work, including the 100 Covid posters. wam.umn.edu/calendar/szyhals…
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This week on Art Hounds: The Weisman’s fall show honors three decades of Piotr Szyhalski’s work, including the posters he created daily over eight months of the pandemic.
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Piotr Szyhalski captured the events and emotions of 2020 in an art project turned exhibition titled, "Covid-19: Labor Camp Report." Szyhalski created a new black and white ink drawing everyday from March 24 - Nov. 3.
This exhibition is now at UMKC:
info.umkc.edu/gallery/2022/0…

ALT Four of Szyhalski's ink drawings side-by-side. The first image says "essential work" and has four hands raised in fists. The second image says "All this will feel like a dream (someday)" with an outline of a person's head surrounded by chaotic lines. The third image says "Resist" with a drawing of a tree stump with a branch growing out of it. The fourth image says "Before, After" with a drawing of jagged mountains under a cresent moon, starry sky.
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A poster of the incredible work by Piotr Szyhalski @laborcamp
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Piotr Szyhalski came up with the notion of investigating “extreme historical phenomena” while studying 20th C Chinese history/Cultural Revolution. “When the COVID-19 emerged, I understood that we were living in one of those extreme historical phenomena.” minnpost.com/artscape/2022/0…
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Did you miss out on this year's Design Insights series? Piotr Szyhalski's presentation on his project COVID-19: Labor Camp Report is up on YouTube. Watch the presentation at youtube.com/watch?v=iujn6gZe…
For our "Lies and the Law" project, @laborcamp visually explored lies and deception in the public sphere. More about Piotr Szyhalski's work and the making of the "Lies and Law" art series on the blog: knightcolumbia.org/blog/are-…































