Point Blank!

Content by or about the San Francisco based situationist group Point Blank! who were active in the 1970s.

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…

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

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

Spoof leaflet critiquing travel, transport and commuting circulated by San Francisco situationist…

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…

Is There Life Before Death? - Point Blank!

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

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.

Point Blank! Stealing poster

Do You Ever Feel Like Stealing Everything? - Point Blank!

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

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.

At Dusk: The Situationist movement in historical perspective

Published by the Berkeley based group Perspectives in 1975 At Dusk was the first extensive critical…

Disinterest Compounded Daily: A Critique of Point-Blank as a Revolutionary Organization and a Few Proposals for the Supersession of Situationism — by Chris Shutes and Gina Rosenberg

Disinterest compounded daily: A critique of Point-Blank as a revolutionary organisation and a few proposals for the supersession of situationism

Two former participants in the 1970s US situationist grouping Point Blank, Gina…

The power of the councils - Point Blank!

American Situationist magazine Point Blank! on workers' councils.

The changing of the guard - Point Blank!

US Situationist magazine Point Blank!'s 1970s article on capitalism and the spectacle.

The Show Is Over! - Point Blank

From 1970s situationist journal, Point Blank! Analysis of the state of the world and the class struggle in 1972. Subtitled "Theses on the end of…