Jeremiad Chants poster

Jeremiad Chants, subtitled An Absolute Polemic, was published independently by William Levy and illustrator Peter Pontiac in 1979. With a print run of only 500 copies and Fluxus artist Willem de Ridder for a designer, this little book is a Rosetta stone of the European counterculture. Levy’s seductively…

€ 15.00

John & Leni Sinclair – Poetry is Revolution Poster

This silkscreened reprint of a Trans-Love Energies 1967 poster was published in an edition of 75 by Bookbeat, Oak Park in 2009. Trans-Love Energies was founded in Detroit in the early 1960s as a communal living environment, but later relocated to Ann Arbor. Founded by poet and political activist John Sinclair and his then wife Leni Sinclair, one of its slogans was…

Mark Arminski – Silkscreened handbills for two Bob Dylan concerts

Mark Arminski (1950) is an American poster artist from Detroit, Michigan. He studied art at the Oakland Community College and printmaking in stone lithography at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts. Arminski bridges the psychedelic poster art of the 1960s and the grunge aesthetic of the early 1990s and has emerged as an equal among his mentors, such as the late Gary Grimshaw. While much of Arminski’s work was originally found in and around Michigan, he has designed concert posters for events in New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, and he is regularly commissioned to design CD cover art…

€ 20.00

Savage Pencil – Destroy All Monsters Hungry for Death Poster

Hungry for Death was a comprehensive Destroy All Monsters exhibition at Printed Matter, New York in 2009. From there the show, curated by Cary Loren and James Hoff, toured to St Louis, Oslo, London, Rome, Lausanne, Athens, Paris and Boston. For the show at SPACE Gallery, London in 2010 a poster was designed by British artist Edwin Pouncey aka Savage Pencil. The poster was silkscreened, signed and hand numbered…

Destroy All Monsters – It Melts in your Mind, not in your Mouth

A set of 20 vinyl stickers and one White Panther Party button, designed by Destroy All Monsters and produced for the Whitney Biennial 2002. Limited edition of 300…