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Author:
MacPhee, Josh, curator. curator. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2003015945
Title:
Celebrate people's history : 100 posters / organized and curated by Josh MacPhee.
Publisher:
Justseeds Artists' Cooperative,
Copyright Date:
April 2016
Description:
102 sheets : color illustrations ; 44 x 28 cm, in box (46 x 31 x 2 cm)
Subject:
Social problems--Posters.
Social action--Posters.
Social justice--Posters.
Social movements--Posters.
Political activists--Posters.
Revolutionaries--Posters.
Labor--Posters.
Working class--Posters.
Anti-globalization movement--Posters.
Anarchism--Posters.
Peace movements--Posters.
Civil rights--Posters.
Prison-industrial complex--Posters.
Feminism--Posters.
Gender identity--Posters.
Posters--20th century--Specimens.
Posters--21st century--Specimens.
Anarchism.
Anti-globalization movement.
Civil rights.
Feminism.
Gender identity.
Labor.
Peace movements.
Political activists.
Posters.
Prison-industrial complex.
Revolutionaries.
Social action.
Social justice.
Social movements.
Social problems.
Working class.
1900-2099
Posters.
Broadsides--Pittsburgh--Pittsburgh--2016.
Posters.
Specimens.
Other Authors:
Justseeds Artists' Cooperative, publisher. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2012062312
Notes:
Library copy is 24/25 and signed by MacPhee. IaU Box title. Limited edition of 25 copies, signed and numbered by Josh MacPhee. Handmade red cloth-covered portfolio with foil-stamped title on spine, title and an illustration foil-stamped on the front cover. Lined with white paper, with a three-flap paper wrapper attached inside to hold posters. Contains 100 offset printed posters from the Celebrate People's History Poster series, a letterpress printed half-title sheet with curator's statement, and a letterpress printed contents sheet.
Summary:
"This cloth-bound box set documents the first 18 years and 100 posters in the Celebrate People's History Poster series. The posters are rooted in the do-it-yourself tradition of mass-produced and distributed political propaganda, but detourned to embody principles of democracy, inclusion, and group participation in the writing and interpretation of history. It's rare today that a political poster is celebratory, and when it is, it almost always focuses on a small canon of male individuals: MLK, Ghandi, Che, or Mandela. Rather than create another exclusive set of heroes, I've generated a diverse set of posters that bring to life successful moments in the history of social justice struggles. To that end, I've asked artists and designers to find events, groups, and people who have moved forward the collective struggle of humanity to create a more equitable and just world. The posters tell stories from the subjective position of the artists, and are often the stories of underdogs, those written out of history. The goal of this project is not to tell a definitive history, but to suggest a new relationship to the past"--Justseeds Artists' Cooperative website, August 4, 2016.
OCLC:
(OCoLC)953619414
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)

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