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2012 was mostly about recovering from my second surgery to treat my endometriosis and about making Crime Against Nature a reality, but, as the paintings pictured above prove, I did manage to do a portrait here and there as well.

On the exhibition end of things, in March I showed Apple Pie at Western Oregon University, and, at the end of the year, Crime Against Nature debuted at Place, celebrated widely across the Interwebs, by Hyperallergic and BoingBoing among many others.

I was also pleased to have been interviewed by artist and curator Gabe Flores for CubFluffer about some of the ways that I am privileged. The video of our chat is here. What’s more, my free culture activism was noted on both Tech Dirt and on OWNI—the latter representing my first bit of French press.

“My hat is off to Gwenn Seemel for embodying so well the ideals of the free culture movement!”

Crime Against Nature the book was published in 2012. It includes all the images and text featured here plus a foreword by the evolutionary biologist Joan Roughgarden.

The print version is available for $35. This price includes shipping within the United States, but, if you would like the book to be sent elsewhere, please email me for details.

$35

You can read the digital version of the book for FREE either here on this site or in the form of this photo album on Facebook. And there’s also a downloadable PDF version of the book available for $6.

$6