Every piece in the exhibition was printed by hand. Subsequent installation locations included 5+5 Gallery in Brooklyn, NY (2005-2006), Milwaukee (2006), Dowd Gallery at SUNY Cortland (September-October 2008), the Red House in Syracuse, NY (December 2008), Ghostprint Gallery in Richmond, VA (August 2009), West Central Illinois Arts Center (March-April 2010), and Space gallery in Pittsburgh, PA (August, 2010). In 2008 he co-curated the exhibition Signs of Change: Social Movement Cultures 1960's to Now with Dara Greenwald. This exhibition focused on material produced by activist movements around the world. In 2017, MacPhee curated Commonwealth: Water for all at the Queens Museum, focusing on crises in water management around the globe. Exhibition material highlighted protests in response to the 2016 proposal of the Dakota Access Pipeline, including a series of prints from the Justseeds Artists Cooperative, and was presented alongside the museum's panorama of New York City. Interference Archive Josh MacPhee was one of the cofounders of Interference Archive. This organization focuses on the intersection of social movements and cultural production, illustrating the history of social movement organizing through access to and display of cultural ephemera. MacPhee's personal collection of social movement publications, graphic material produced for organizing, and punk and DIY material culture, served as a major part of the original collection of Interference Archive alongside the collection of Dara Greenwald. Creative production Signal MacPhee has published Signal: A Journal of International Political Graphics and Culture (PM Press) with Alec Dunn since 2010. This ongoing series shares and provides commentary on political graphics, with full-color reproductions of a wide variety of graphic material. Pound the Pavement Pound the Pavement is a zine series featuring a variety of topics often related broadly, but not exclusively to street art and graffiti. References American graffiti artists Year of birth missing (living people) Living people Oberlin College alumni