加利福尼亚州奥克兰博物馆新展聚焦历史性的“要么全有，要么全无”海报收藏
The Oakland Museum of California (OMCA) announces the special exhibition All of Us or None: Social Justice Posters of the San Francisco Bay Area, on view in the Museum's Great Hall 三月 31 through 八月 19, 2012. A companion to The 1968 Exhibit, All of Us or None is the first comprehensive exhibition to explore the poster renaissance that began in the Bay Area in the 1960s.
Celebrating the recent acquisition of the renowned All Of Us Or None (AOUON) poster collection, OMCA presents the first comprehensive exhibition exploring the poster renaissance that started in the mid-1960s as both a legitimate art form as well as a powerful tool for public debate on social justice issues. Presented as a companion exhibition to The 1968 Exhibit, on view 三月 31 through 八月 the exhibition features 68 original political posters framed and traditionally hung, in addition to countless posters digitally printed at size and collaged to the gallery walls, a method similar to how they were originally displayed.
“‘我们全体或无人’收藏是全美同类社会运动收藏中最具意义的之一——其重要性可与史密森尼学会、国会图书馆和胡佛研究所相媲美，”执行总监洛里·福加蒂表示。“本次展览结合了 “1968年特展”， “必将带领游客穿越时空，回到旧金山湾区历史上最充满活力、最引人入胜的十年之一。”