An archive for every artist. Historically, "POST NO BILLS" has been a message that prohibits and discourages the posting of any signage, especially for those who wanted to plaster their art. However, people ignored these signs and posted anyway—{how punk is that?}
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The phrase Post No Bills typically refers to the city law discouraging unauthorized advertisements, flyers, or art on public and private property. To me, these signs symbolize more than a legal directive—the sign often evokes the imminent threat of gentrification. The deep hunter green construction ...
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Tyler Exum
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