This site presents a new series of new American paintings which challenge the civility of
both American culture and it's social hierarchy as well as it's class structure values. It also
challenges the long held cultural hierarchy maintained by the art world of distancing itself from
ramifications of the art object and it's origins. Serious questions about the manufacture of the art

left - teen art worker 13 years old. Art works are presented on the following pages click next above

object, it's production under what circumstances, it's relative value, and human value within a capitalistic,
racial, class structure. Employing post modern esthetics, and post modern techniques, these works enter into the
traditions of American social realism of the 1930's often displaying and exhalting the American workers struggle. In this
presentation the American workers world is that of a twelve and thirteen year old paid two dollars an hour. Each art work
was made using legal child labor, hiring 12 and 13 year old children to execute these large scale paint by number paintings in sets
of three and four at two dollars per hour. Child labor, cheap labor, cheap food, and cheaper American art production for its great society.