"Acoustic Terror" by the EJAC Painting CoLAB
Print- Archival Ink Jet Print on Matte Paper
Paper size- 10"x10", 12" x 12", 14"x14", 16x16"
This archival print is of a painting by our in-house group of artists, the EJAC Painting CoLAB. The piece was inspired by a quote from an interview with Ken Blackbird, who was a Water Protector and documentary photographer at the Standing Rock Protests.
Acoustic Terror, 2018
Original composition by Rachel Stone
Rachel Stone, Amber Metz, Gates Callanan, John Teply, Joanne Kollman
Acrylic on wood
“I think other parts of it was the human rights violations that was done by law enforcement officers there against the protesters who were peacefully protesting and they just massacred them. Not with bullets, but with mace and the acoustic sounds they made. It’s made for terrorist attacks to basically rupture eardrums. They had all kinds of sophisticated military stuff out there. The acoustic sound device; they use it for riots. It’s made to just basically shatter your eardrums.”
Ken Blackbird, Interview excerpt, March 2018
(Please note- there is a white border which varies based on the dimensions of each print)
