Photos – Chali Pittman

_{At a community radio festival in iconic Warner Park. September 12, 2021.}

_{Another view of the state capitol from Gilman St. August 13, 2021.}

_{My cat’s obsessed with CSA flowers. Okay, that might be me. July 31, 2021.}

_{Masks proffered on the East Side. November 27, 2020.}

_{Two camps emerged outside the state Capitol on November 7, 2020 — the date the presidential race was called for Joe Biden & Kamala Harris.}

_{An installation from artist Jenny Holzer outside the Majestic Theatre in Madison.}
_{October 12, 2020.}

_{Ducks in Monona Bay. September 29, 2020.}

_{George Floyd protests outside the Capitol. May 30, 2020.}

_{May 30,2020.}

_{May 30,2020.}

_{May 30,2020.}

_{Protest on John Nolen Drive.}_{June 1, 2020.}

_{_{A racial justice protest on John Nolen Drive.}_{June 1, 2020.}}

_{June 2, 2020.}

A message in the Tenney-Lapham neighborhood. Summer 2020.

An abandoned sign during racial justice protests. Summer 2020.

_{July 25, 2020.}

_{Signature cow at the Prairie du Sac Cow Chip Festival. August 31, 2019.}

_{Tea towel moons designed & printed by yours truly. May 17, 2019.}

_{Frozen pipes in Reynolds Park. February 2, 2019.}

_{Lemon symmetry. January 4, 2019.}

_{A storm in Giddings Park. October 20, 2018.}

_{Flooding in Tenney Park. August 24, 2018.}

_{Flooding in Tenney Park. August 24, 2018.}

_{A flower in Reynolds Park. August 18, 2018.}

_{A wall drenched in rain. August 6, 2018.}

_{Shadows. July 21, 2018.}

_{Outside the Wisconsin State Capitol. June 30, 2018.}

_{Motor oil cocktails, an installation in a college glass course. The installation was a commentary on oil addiction as well as an exploration of a new medium. 2017.}

_{Motor oil cocktails, an installation in a college glass course. The installation was a commentary on oil addiction as well as an exploration of a new medium. 2017.}

_{Motor oil cocktails, an installation in a college glass course. The installation was a commentary on oil addiction as well as an exploration of a new medium. 2017.}

_{A view of a tree inside the old Garver Feed Mill, taken during a college photography course. 2016.}