Many of Hunt’s works are accompanied by a free newspaper, each available for download below. He began this with Degrees of Visibility, where each exhibition is offered to local community organizations as a platform for their own work (for workshops, campaign events, public or political education, etc.), including the production of a free newspaper extends that conversation into a free takeaway. They are typically based upon a conversation with locally-based activists, organizers, artists, educators or other stakeholders on issues of the work as they manifest locally, and they are available for free takeaway at each show.
“Turn This Upside Down,” with Critical Resistance members, Nick DeRenzi, Lily Fahsi-Haskell, Alex Ludington, Viju Mathew, and contributions by Steve Brooke and Jo’an Dunn
“Abolish the University,” with Alberto Lule, Missy “MJ” Hart, Steven Czifra and Josh Solis of the Underground Scholars
“A Whole Lot of Talent and a Whole Lot of Resources,” a conversation with Jackie Clay, Tim Clay, Daniel Rogers, Brunell Smith, Mary T. Smith, and members of the 2020 Oral History and Storytelling Workshop at the Coleman Center for the Arts
“Carceral Geographies of Southern California,” with Hilda Cruz, Amber-Rose Howard and Dylan Rodriguez
“Bourbon, Basketball and Horse Racing,” with Judah Schept and DeBraun Thomas of Take Back Cheapside
“Weak, False and Full of Holes,” with Elizabeth Webb
“4 Directions of Allensworth,” with Rachel Herzing and Isaac Ontiveros
“Postscript on ‘Ashes Ashes’,” with Ruth Wilson Gilmore, Critical Resistance and Release Aging People from Prison (RAPP)
