Space Travel: an official guide for San Francisco commuters - Point Blank!

Graphic shows a bus with the word "nowhere" as its destination

Spoof leaflet critiquing travel, transport and commuting circulated by San Francisco situationist group Point Blank! in 1973.

Author

The bus graphics inspired Jamie Reid's "nowhere/boredom" buses used for the Sex Pistols single "Pretty Vacant".

Attachments

Space-Travel-Point-Blank.pdf (1.66 MB)

Comments

Related content

Student Life - an introduction, produced by Committee for Social Pacification, Stanford University September 1972

Student Life: An Introduction - Point Blank!

A spoof guide for students at Stanford University which is actually a critique of student life and education. Produced by situationist group…

Black and white illustration of a hand holding a revolver which is pointing at the viewer

Point-Blank! Journal (1972)

Only issue of the journal of the San Francisco situationist group Point Blank.

Do You Ever Feel Like Killing Your Boss?

Do You Ever Feel Like Killing Your Boss? - Point Blank!

Spoof poster produced by San Francisco situationists Point Blank! in 1973.

Is There Life Before Death? - Point Blank!

Spoof poster produced by San Francisco situationists Point Blank! in 1973.

The End of San Francisco - Point Blank!

Poster claiming responsibility for three previously circulated spoof posters: "Do You Ever Feel Like Killing Your Boss?", "Do You Ever Feel Like…

Subtitle - "firing point blank at san francisco". Red text on yellow card. Central image is a black and white map of part of San Francisco

Siege of State - Point Blank!

Pamphlet by San Francisco situationist group Point Blank! reflecting on their distribution of insurrectionary posters and pamphlets ("Do you ever…