2020-01-17 Noon hour practising my drum -39 C windchill next to the #Ableg assembly windows by the press gallery entrance & the Premier's office.  

Main Gallery ciactivist.org

20 Posters 
"How I Learned to Stop Worrying 
and Love Alberta Oil & Gas"  

Jan.14, 2016 A senior EPS officer, courthouse lawyer & Edmonton City Councilor confirmed that I do have the right to freely express my painting & show my art outdoors in public. Mar. 10, 2017 my 32 day picket ended with an apology from the City. 2016 Fire and Rain art project.

UP TO SNOW GOOD

20 Posters The Snowman 

20 posters Last of the Alberta Caribou

20 posters - Get Real 

#GretALBERTA

20 printed #GretAlberta 

Alberta Legislature #GretAlberta (backdrop)

GRETA CLIMATE STRIKE

20 Alberta loves oil & gas #GretAbleg - Poster

Alberta Climate Strike T-shirt

SERENITY'S LAW

Citizen Free News Test Run

20 printed (untitled) 

2018 Status versus Motion art project

MLA Mike Ellis Commits to Serenity's Law Fall 2019

BANNED ART

20- Am I in the wrong place?

 

20 Inaugural Posters

Freedom to Express and Listen T-Shirt

Is the Alberta Legislature an honourable place or am I in the wrong place? I was first banned from freely expressing art in public 3 times in 2016. The (Hon) Speaker Wanner's Srg-At-Arms banned my ART from being displayed on the Alberta Legislature grounds in part because he claimed my citizen free news stories were inaccurate & hurting the NDP Government. After winning back my freedom to express my news with art on the grounds after a day of protest, I responded to the Srg-At-Arms criticism of my citizen free news work and moved into the Alberta Legislature assembly's public gallery beginning the fall of 2017 for the next 2 years, sometimes day and night to better myself as citizen news activist reporting the news. I was banned again June 2019 by UCP (Hon) Speaker Cooper Srg-At-Arms for wearing my news story "Pipelines, Alberta United, A Nation Divided" on a T-Shirt that included this website address and artwork I freely expressed. I was also banned for using American Sign Language in the gallery.