Wednesday, April 04, 2007

Imaging Today’s Labor Movement

posted by Noah at 11:09 AM

Folks in NYC are encouraged to check out this show of modern labor movement graphics curated by folks from Just Seeds and the Bread & Roses Cultural Project:
Graphic Work
Imaging Today’s Labor Movement

April 5 to April 30
Opening Reception
Thursday, April 12
6pm to 9pm

Gallery 1199
Open M-F: 9-5
310 W 43rd Street
New York, NY 10036
For more information contact Zoeann Murphy: 518.269.2233

The US labor movement has created some of the most effective political
graphics and images in history. However, work and workers, along with the
labor movement are often depicted as experiences of the American past:
photographs of children in factories in the early 1900s, paintings of
historic strikes and Rosie the Riveter. Now the labor movement needs new
images of the issues confronting workers today. Graphic Work, curated by
Josh MacPhee and Zoeann Murphy is a collection of 40 posters aimed at
representing the new fact of labor.

Graphic Work is a project of the Workforce Development Institute, the Bread
& Roses Cultural Project of 1199SEIU, and JustSeeds.org

More info at www.bread-and-roses.com

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