Posters, stickers and images produced by Situationist-influenced group King Mob. Taken from www.revoltagainstplenty.com and other online sources. Copied to clipboard United Kingdom situationist art King Mob posters Comments1 "Never work" lol! "Never work" lol!
King Mob: The Negation and Transcendence of Art From BPC Publishing 27 May 2024. New Title: King Mob: The Negation and Transcendence of Art (illustrated). By Dave and Stuart Wise Available as a…
The Gurriers 1969 This text was produced in 1969 and handed out at University College, Dublin and also at the anti-apartheid demonstration against the Springbok Rugby tour that year. It was produced by Phil…
The mob who shouldn't really be here - Hari Kunzru Short piece on the actions of the situationist King Mob and their fellow travellers.
The ‘G’ Word - review Tom Jennings' review of the graffiti art show at the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead.
Arofish stencil graffiti (2005). Art review – Tom Jennings Stencil graffiti by Arofish often succeeds in transcending formula and cliché, according to Tom Jennings.
Deterritorial Support Group propaganda Complete archive of leaflets, graphics and posters from DSG, the ultraleft propaganda machine in it for the lulz and full communism, from 2011…
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"Never work" lol!
"Never work" lol!