New Normal Photography

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#2026-01-01 | Evangeline Title: Evangeline Artist: Michael Sullivan Date of image: 2021 Size: 21x31 inches (53x79 cm) Format: archival pigment Features: signed on back - edition of 5

Justice for Corey Ruiz
On July 22, 2026, Madison police officer Kiel Baitinger-Peterson shot and killed 38-year-old Black man Corey Ruiz after he was tasered and restrained on the ground—the second police killing of a Black man on Williamson Street in just over ten years. The community has responded with non-negotiable demands: criminal charges against the officer, body-worn cameras, full transparency, and an end to lethal escalation of minor incidents. White silence enables White Supremacy. The police are not judge, jury, and executioner. Rest in power, Corey Ruiz.

Justice for Corey Ruiz - 7/24/26 - new normal photography W***y Street Madison, WI 7/24/2026 Corey Ruiz—a 38-year-old Black man—was shot and killed by a Madison police officer in broad daylight...

Day Without Immigrants - 2026
“A day for solidarity, truth, and power!”
On May 1, 2026, several thousand people gathered in Madison for A Day Without Immigrants, joining over 3,000 nationwide events demanding an end to ICE terror. Organized by , the rally brought together labor unions, socialist organizations, faith leaders, students, and elected officials. After an opening program at Library Mall, marchers proceeded to the Capitol, where speakers included Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway, County Executive Melissa Agard, State Rep. Francesca Hong, Judge Everett Mitchell, and students. For immigrants, publicly gathering required courage amid ICE violence and raids.

Photos I took at ‘A Day Without Immigrants - 2026’ in Madison, WI

Another incredible turnout and show of support ✊

No Kings - Madison - 3/28/26
An estimated 10k marched in Madison’s third No Kings! protest, joining millions nationwide opposing the Trump administration. People rallied at Brittingham Park before marching to the Capitol, where speakers, including Paul Smith, Sinceree Dixon, Ajak Johnson, and The Honorable Reverend Everett Mitchell, called for sustained action beyond single-day protests. While the permitted march ran smoothly, the true test will be whether participants answer the call for disruptive, sustained action rather than performative protest—echoing John Pavlovitz’s demand to “wield our collective power.”

No Kings - Madison - 3/28/26
An estimated 10k marched in Madison’s third No Kings! protest, joining millions nationwide opposing the Trump administration. People rallied at Brittingham Park before marching to the Capitol, where speakers, including Paul Smith, Sinceree Dixon, Ajak Johnson, and The Honorable Reverend Everett Mitchell, called for sustained action beyond single-day protests. While the permitted march ran smoothly, the true test will be whether participants answer the call for disruptive, sustained action rather than performative protest—echoing John Pavlovitz’s demand to “wield our collective power.”