The subjects range from Vietnam era imagery to contemporary themes that include Peace Marches about the need for ending Wars and Nuclear Proliferation. Iconic figures such as Julian Assange, Shirely Chisholm, Francis Fox Piven, Senator Wayne Morse, Michael Harrington, Governor Tom McCall, and Senator Robert F. Kennedy all figure into this mosaic of hard hitting imagery spanning over forty years. All original photographs are sold as Fine Art Prints made to museum grade standards with superior fade resistance under display conditions as established by Wilhelm Imaging.

Occupy Walden Protests, 14 arrested, Clyde Keller photo

"Occupy Walden Protests"
Downtown office occupation
Bend, Oregon

December 5, 2011 - Exterior photo showing the office building and location for Congressman Greg Walden's office, downtown Bend, Oregon. Pictured are Occupy Bend protestors holding a large banner which asks, "Where's Walden."

Ray Duray report--

Police Arrest 14 At 'Occupy Walden' Events

Police arrested a total of 14 protesters in Bend and Medford Monday night after they refused to leave the offices of Representative Greg Walden.

The "Occupy Walden" rallies drew inspiration from the Occupy Wall Street Movement.

In Bend and Medford, protesters set up shop in Walden’s offices for the better part of the day, refusing to leave until their demands were met. Protesters also gathered in La Grande and Hood River where they shouted slogans and carried signs saying "we are the 99 percent."

Chris Lawler is a student at Central Oregon Community College. He says the group wants Walden to hold 5 town halls in 5 months, including one during the Christmas recess. He says announcements for previous town halls were given with too little notice.

"He never gives people who disagree with some of these things a chance to speak. And if you don’t listen to people who do disagree with us, then you’re not going to understand why it’s not working for a lot of people," he said.

A spokesman for Walden says the congressman held 14 town hall meetings in the district this year. The last one was held this past August in La Pine.

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Occupy Wall Street, Code Pink Protestor, Clyde Keller photo

Occupy Bend, Code Pink Protestor
Emily Marlinghaus with Placard
Friday, October 7, 2011, Downtown, Bend, Oregon
Clyde Keller photo

"424 CITIES ACROSS AMERICA.
NOW WE ARE IN 890!"

Documentary photo showing Emily Marlinghaus of Code Pinks with placard. She is one of the several hundred participants in the October 7, 2011 protest against the Wall Street/Financial institutions. The Friday late afternoon event was held at Brandis Square in downtown Bend, Oregon. The participants gathered at the corner of Wall Street and Greenwood in solidarity to hail traffic and ask them to "honk" their vehicle horns in an expression for their support. The ensemble walked to the corner of Minnesota nearby Bellatazza Coffee house in a continued display of support for a variety of issues ranging from our continued war efforts in the Middle East and presence throughout the globe to health care, jobs and the corruption of our financial institutions by the American Primacy Coalition.

Please note that if you are one of the participants we can send you a digital file so that you can make a print for yourself at no charge. You can contact us by sending an email or by calling us. Our contact info is listed under the "Upfront" emblem posted on the front main page, left column.

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Occupy Wall Street, Sidewalk Protest, Clyde Keller Photo

Occupy Bend, Wall Street Sidewalk Protest
View from Minnesota Street, Bellatazza Coffee house in background
Friday, October 7, 2011
Downtown, Bend, Oregon

"424 CITIES ACROSS AMERICA.
NOW WE ARE IN 890!"

Documentary photo showing participants in the October 7, 2011 protest against the Wall Street/Financial institutions. The Friday late afternoon event was held at Brandis Square in downtown Bend, Oregon. Pictured are some of the two hundred estimated participants who gathered at the corner of Wall Street and Greenwood to hail traffic and ask them to "honk" their auto horns in an expression for their support. The ensemble walked to the corner of Minnesota nearby Bellatazza Coffee house (this photo) in a continued display of support for a variety of issues ranging from our continued war efforts in the Middle East and presence throughout the globe to health care, jobs and the corruption of our financial institutions by the American Primacy Coalition.

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Our Lady Liberty, Clyde Keller art print, Statue of Liberty, Music CD

"Our Lady Liberty"
Statue of Liberty from Ferry
New York, July 1977

Interpretive Art Print based upon the July 1977 photograph

Inspired by the beautiful antil-war song written and performed by Sonja L. Reiter with the talented Jon Bach on piano. I took this documentary photo on the way to Ellis Island from the ferry boat looking out towards the Statue of Liberty and to Ellis Island where so many immigrants to the United States first set shore. "Lady Liberty" the subject of her poignant song signifies the importance of this symbol for universal human rights and more recently-- a world free from war.

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Click on console above to start or stop music. Please wait for the music to download. This is a high quality near CD quality wma file; high speed internet connections are needed of at least 198kb per second. Make sure you have your appropriate plug-ins for music players installed.

Purchase includes a music CD and a bonus 8x12 inch small (autographed by Sonja) photographic print of the poster image featuring Sonja L. Reiter.

Songwriter Sonja L. Reiter of "Lady Liberty"

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Pray for Justice, peace marchers protest Iraq war, Clyde Keller photo

Pray for Justice
Peace March, March 15, 2008
Bend, Oregon

Documentary photo showing participants in the March 15, 2008 Peace March held at Brandis Square in downtown Bend, Oregon. Pictured is a large group walking along 3rd Street in a grand loop from downtown Bend. This is the 5th Anniversary of Marches to protest the ongoing war in Iraq. Similar marches were held that weekend nationally over the St. Patricks day weekend. The "Imagine Peace" March was organized by Ray Duray with the support of many concerned Citizens. Organizations such as the Central Oregon Progressive Alliance, C. O. Peace Network, Deschutes Democrats, Central Oregon labor Council, Human Dignity Coalition, Amnesty International, World Can't Wait, Sierra Club and others helped to attract many participants who each contributed with various forms of anti-war expression including placards [as pictured] costumes and theatrical props such as stilts. The group marched to City Hall taking a tour through the main downtown arterials leading to a grand loop moving away from and back to the downtown area.

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Prepare for Peace, Iraq war protest peace march, Clyde Keller photo

Prepare for Peace
Peace March, March 15, 2008
Bend, Oregon

Documentary photo showing participants in the March 15, 2008 Peace March held in Bend, Oregon. Pictured is a group scene taken on Wall Street in downtown Bend, as participants made their way in a grand loop around the central city area. This was the 5th Anniversary of Marches to protest the ongoing war in Iraq. Similar marches were held that weekend nationally over the St. Patricks day weekend. The "Imagine Peace" March was organized by Ray Duray with the support of many concerned Citizens.

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Robert F. Kennedy, A Temperment of the Will, Clyde Keller photo

Robert F. Kennedy Photo
"A Temperment of the Will"
Portland State College Speech
"The Art of Peace" April 17, 1968

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Speech Excerpt:

“What the students of Poland now fight for, what the students of Czechoslovakia appear to have won is not a victory of ideology; it is a victory of the spirit. This spirit has been heard in the defined courtrooms of Moscow, in the streets of Spain, and in the schools all over the United States. It is he spirit of youth. It's not a time of life, but a state of mind, a temper of the will, a quality of the imagination, a preference for courage over timidity; of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease. It is the spirit which knows the difference between force and reason. It does not accept the failures of today as the excuse for the cruelties of tomorrow. It knows the wisdom of Archimedes and that says, 'Give me a place to stand and I can move the world,' and youth is finding a place to stand. That is the spirit I want to see return to the United States of America and that is why I'm running for President of the United States.” RFK- April 17, 1968

"A Temperment of the Will" Copyright 1968 by Clyde Keller

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Robert F. Kennedy, TAKEN FROM US But Not Forgotten, Clyde Keller photo

Robert F. Kennedy Art Poster
"Taken From Us But Not Forgotten"
From the Woodburn, Oregon Whistle Stop, Portrait No. 8
May 18, 1968

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Here is a beautiful reminder of Robert Kennedy . This portrait dates from the US presidential campaign during the May Oregon Primary. The photograph was taken at one of his Whistle Stop Stump Speeches with a 300mm Nikkor telephoto, a personal... razor sharp favorite.

Please visit a wonderful site on FB entitled, Robert F.Kennedy- Taken From Us, But Never Forgotten created by Jordan Tekelve: http://www.facebook.com/clyde.keller1?ref=profile#!/group.php?gid=2207306288

Robert was a living embodiment of his slain brother. He represents the resurrection of the promise that he and his brother embodied while in the White House. That restoration, after Dallas, took many forms: Civil Rights at home, Human Rights abroad and the end of Apartheid for all people. His message and charisma and his policies were understood as ending all of the cruel and artificial divisions allowing him to bring a process of healing between people. Please enjoy... and by all means let us hear from you.

"Taken From Us But Not Forgotten" Poster Design Copyright © 2011 Clyde Keller, Original Stump Speech Portrait No. 8, © 1968 Clyde Keller

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Robert F. Kennedy, The Art of Peace, Clyde Keller RFK photo

Robert F. Kennedy photo
"The Art of Peace"
Portland State College Speech
April 17, 1968

Kennedy fought for Civil Rights as Attorney General; his positive vision for the advancement of peace, justice, equality and responsibility is still relevant today. In this documentary portrait, taken at Portland State College, RFK addressed the relevance of the "Spirit of Youth" mindful of the "Revolutionary Spirit" that led to the foundation of the United States. He spoke of "a temper of the will" when dealing with our adversaries. Robert argued for ending the War in Vietnam, citing that the North Vietnamese leader, Ho Chi Minh, had quoted the American Declaration of Independence as their inspiration for them to declare independence from the French. Robert embraced peaceful coexistence in an era of militarism and like his brother was receptive to a standing down from armed rivalry with Russia. As visionaries the Kennedys stood for ideals that could not only lead to peaceful coexistence but transcend the antagonisms generated by opposing social systems.

Speech Excerpt:

“What the students of Poland now fight for, what the students of Czechoslovakia appear to have won is not a victory of ideology; it is a victory of the spirit. This spirit has been heard in the defined courtrooms of Moscow, in the streets of Spain, and in the schools all over the United States. It is he spirit of youth. It's not a time of life, but a state of mind, a temper of the will, a quality of the imagination, a preference for courage over timidity; of the appetite for adventure over the love of ease. It is the spirit which knows the difference between force and reason. It does not accept the failures of today as the excuse for the cruelties of tomorrow. It knows the wisdom of Archimedes and that says, 'Give me a place to stand and I can move the world,' and youth is finding a place to stand. That is the spirit I want to see return to the United States of America and that is why I'm running for President of the United States.” RFK- April 17, 1968

"The Art of Peace" Copyright 1968 by Clyde Keller

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Stop this Endless War, peach march protester, Clyde keller photo

Stop this Endless War
Military families speak out
March 17, 2007, Brandis Square
Bend, Oregon

Here is a strong documentary portrait of a war veteran captured at the March 17, 2007 "Imagine Peace" anti-war protest march held in Bend, Oregon.

Similar marches were held that weekend nationally over the St. Patricks day weekend. The peace march was organized by Ray Duray with the support of many concerned Citizens. Organizations such as the Central Oregon Progressive Alliance, C. O. Peace Network, Deschutes Democrats, Central Oregon labor Council, Human Dignity Coalition, Amnesty International, World Can't Wait, Sierra Club and others helped to attract many participants who each contributed with various forms of anti-war expression.

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Sue Bastion protest portrait, Impeach for Justice, Clyde Keller photo

Impeach for Justice
Portrait of anti-war activist Sue Bastion
Peace March, March 15, 2008
Bend, Oregon

Documentary photo capturing activist Sue Bastion holding her placard, "Impeach for Justice" for the March 15, 2008 Peace March held in Bend, Oregon. I made this portrait while Sue was crossing Bond Street near downtown Bend. The participants, including members of Code Pink, made their way in a grand loop around the central city area.

This was the 5th Anniversary of Marches to protest the ongoing war in Iraq. Similar marches were held that weekend nationally over the St. Patricks day weekend. The "Imagine Peace" March was organized by Ray Duray with the support of many concerned Citizens. Organizations such as the Central Oregon Progressive Alliance, C. O. Peace Network, Deschutes Democrats, Central Oregon labor Council, Human Dignity Coalition, Amnesty International, World Can't Wait, Sierra Club and others helped to attract many participants who each contributed with various forms of anti-war expression including placards [as pictured] costumes and theatrical props such as stilts. The group marched to City Hall taking a tour through the main downtown arterials leading to a grand loop moving away from and back to the downtown area.

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U.S. Out of Iraq Peace Marchers, Bend, Oregon, Clyde Keller photo

U.S. Out of Iraq
Peace March on Wall Street, Bend, Oregon
March 17, 2007

Documentary photo art print showing some of the 300 participants with their signs during the March 17, 2007 Peace March which began at Brandis Square in downtown Bend, Oregon. Similar marches were held that weekend nationally over the St. Patricks day weekend. The "Imagine Peace" March was organized by Ray Duray with the support of many concerned Citizens. Organizations such as the Central Oregon Progressive Alliance, C. O. Peace Network, Deschutes Democrats, Central Oregon labor Council, Human Dignity Coalition, Amnesty International, World Can't Wait, Sierra Club and others helped to attract many participants who each contributed with various forms of anti-war expression including placards [as pictured] costumes and theatrical props such as stilts.

The photo poster was featured in a show curated by Tracy Miller, entitled, "Art of Protest, End of an Error" held at the end of 2008 in Bend, Oregon.

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Where's Walden, Police Arrest 14 at 'Occupy Walden' Events

"Where's Walden"
Occupy Walden Protest Rally
Bend, Oregon

Ray Duray report--

Police Arrest 14 At 'Occupy Walden' Events

Police arrested a total of 14 protesters in Bend and Medford Monday night after they refused to leave the offices of Representative Greg Walden.

The "Occupy Walden" rallies drew inspiration from the Occupy Wall Street Movement.

A spokesman for Walden says the congressman held 14 town hall meetings in the district this year. The last one was held this past August in La Pine.

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Women for Peace, Code Pink anti-war protest march, Clyde Keller photo

Women for Peace
Code Pink anti-war protest marchers
January 27, 2007, Bend, Oregon

Pictured are participants in one of many Peace Marches which occurred during the Bush era when the Iraq war was in full swing. The women are members of a national anti-war peace organization known as Code Pink. They were making their way west along Franklin avenue in Bend, Oregon heading towards a larger gathering held at The Old Church a historic landmark and center for community events.

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