Annihiland / Linda Wiens gallery

Post-situationist images by Linda Wiens (aka Annihiland), published in the late 1970s / early 1980s in the Bay Area, San Francisco.

Annihiland Presents: Still Life in the Inner Circle (1979)

Art Attack

Process World #1 cover

Process World #7 cover

Process World #18 cover

Gulf War - You are the target audience

What does Camatte have to do with my life?

I want to be amazed"

Sometimes I want to take all the brutal action this society demands...

...but then I think of the consequences

and of being separated from what little there is to love.

With technology we could fight back!

I won't work with you hippie anarchists

you're so boring I wouldn't work with you

everything is so miserable and you only drink and drink

are we going to talk about our personal lives?

Listen Bob, our lives may be a shambles and we may be emotional cripples, but at least we put out flyers!

I can't take be responsible for my actions in this world

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