Plakat
Celebrate Peoples History - Audre Lorde Gambda Adisa, NYX, Born February 18, 1934 - Died November 17, St. Croix - Black Lesbian Mother Warrior Poet - "And When We Speak We Are Afraid Our Words Will Not Be Heard Nor Welcomed But When We Are Siltent We Are Still Afraid So It Is Better To Speak Remembering We Were Never Meant to Survive" - A Litany for Survival - She Who Makes Her Meaning Known
2013
Design
Arthur Katrina
(US, geboren 1991)
Portrayed Person
Audre Geraldine Lorde
(US, 1934 - 1992)
Client
Josh MacPhee
(US, geboren 1973)
Justseeds Artists' Cooperative, Pittsburgh, US
(gegründet 1998)
Print
Stumptown Printers, Portland, US
(gegründet 1999)
MediumOffset
Dimensions43.5 × 28 cm
Country of first appearanceUS
Object numberK-2081
DepartmentPlakatsammlung
show related projectsCredit LineZürcher Hochschule der Künste / Museum für Gestaltung Zürich / Plakatsammlung
Categories
- Political Poster
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