Birdboy

Andro Wekua, Flowers.

Otto Dix, Stormtroopers Advance Under a Gas Attack, "The War Series," 1924.

José Guerrero, Rojo con franja negra, 1979.

Hsiao Chin, Untitled, 1964.

Tschabalala Self, Sisters, 2021.

Riikka Sormunen, Dance, 2026.

Tomory Dodge, Billy the Kid, 2026.

Amandine Urruty

Ogunniyi Oluwatosin, Aren't We All Hungry?

Kunihiro Amano, Crows, 1929.

Stanisław Kubicki, The Creation of Plants, c. 1926.

Johanna Seidel, Heatwaves, 2026.

Bram Demunter, My Time in the Wetlands, 2019-2021.

Daisuke Nakano

Jim Himes, Heroin, 1974.

Herbert Pfostl, I Only Want That I Never Had A Friend.

Kehinde Wiley, We love peace.

René Magritte, L'amour.

Shoko Uemura, Night Herons, 1956.

Walasse Ting, Fuck Symphony, 1968.

Zenzaburo Kojima, Chrysanthemums, 1942.

Rufous-necked Hornbill (Aceros nipalensis), male, family Bucerotidae, order Bucerotiformes, WB, India. Photograph by Debasis Roy Karmakar.

Mattias Härenstam, Breakfast with birds, 2012.

Sadamasa Motonaga, Sakuhin, 1965.

Carrie Ann Baade, Calliope, 2024.

Takako Yamaguchi, Trap, 2024.

Mitsuru Watanabe, Babel and Pudding, 2023.

Charles Avery, 5/2a, 2b, c, d, e OR A World of Eight Things OR Alimentari, 2025.

Lee Jaeseok, The Observer's Sanctuary IV, 2026.

Otto Dix, Stormtroopers Advance Under a Gas Attack, "The War Series," 1924.

Javier Mayoral, Facing Consequences, 2023.

Elize Sokolova, Waiting to be Saved, 2026.

Oluwole Omofemi, Wingless Angel, 2020.

Auction link: app.betterunite.com/aop

Opens tonight! 68 artists (including me) and an online auction that runs through the weekend. #artofpolitics

Zhang Yingnan, Twilight Journey, 2023.

Ryuki Yamamoto, Heaven and Earth, 2014.

Henryk Płóciennik, Żniwa II.

Clotilde Jiménez, China de Mayagüez, 2026.

Louise Lawler, Portrait, 1982.

Martin Wickström, Popular Mechanics, 2018.

Yoshitoshi Kanemaki, Reflection Prism, 2025.

Augusto Giacometti, A Memorial to the Italian Primitivesi, 1927.

Jan Pamuła, Arrangement with the Blues, 1979.

Sanford Biggers, Psyche, 2009-2011.

Dimitris Anastasiou, The Surgery, 1979.

Notice how those “apolitical” people ALWAYS end up siding with the oppressors