This 1923 advertisement for a Swiss department store (PKZ) by Otto Morach reminded me of gangster capitalism and the spectacle of actions like Billionaires for Bush, or more recently Queer Billionaires for the G20 (starting @ 1:39), so in my quick re-mix I tried to represent power structures, growing inequality, placation and the limitations of “legitimate”, state-sanctioned resistance. Pulled from Alain Weill’s The Poster: a worldwide survey and history.
Image by Julio Salgado A friend of mine, queer artist Alvaro Orozco, was picked up by immigration enforcement on Friday. We are […]
Migrant Justice Political Graphics: No One Is Illegal – Toronto (2003-2009) I just finished making a batch of these booklets. When I […]
Sheila and I followed our letterpress adventure at KOZO by taking an 8-week screenprinting course at Open Studio. I’ve been screenprinting for […]
This is likely the most whimsical poster I have ever designed, but it was inspired by real events, and the reality is […]
