Bruce Elwell

Content by or about Bruce Elwell, a member of Council for the Liberation of Daily Life and then the American section of the Situationist International.

A cartoon of a fist smashing a card punch machine for "clocking in" to a work shift. The machine has the slogan "Put America To Work" on it.

Red-eye magazine #1 (1979)

First and probably only issue of Red-eye, a communist magazine published in Berkeley, California. Contributors included Bruce Elwell (a former…

The Crisis of the Situationist International - Jonathan Horelick

A critique from a former member of the American section of the SI, published in 1973.

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A Critique of the Situationist International as a Revolutionary Organization - Robert Chasse and Bruce Elwell

A critical history of the SI from 1970 by two former members of its American…

Post Mortem Ante Facto (1969)

A poster for Nixon's inauguration by the American section of the Situationist International, which also announces their journal.

Address to New York City Public School Students (1968)

A detourned comic produced by Bruce Elwell of the American section of the Situationist International…

simple cover with "Situationist International" in blue letters and the numeral 1.

Situationist International #1 - review of the American section of the S.I.

Sole issue of the journal of the American section of the Situationist International, published June…