Democracy at Work: The Salon of the Future (Announcement)

Bron, NYx: The Bronx Council on the Arts / P.S. 39 Longwood Arts Project, 1986. Ghosting from mailing label to verso, with foldlines and faint offsetting from seal; near fine.. Poster-mailer printed to glossy sheet (14 x 8.5 inches) announcing a dynamic exhibition of political art curated by Thomas Corn and Longwood Arts Project at P.S. 39 in the Bronx (Apr. 26 - May 24, 1986): "A multi-media, interdisciplinarian, anti-sexist, anti-racist, anti-elitist, pro-exchange, pro-growth, intercultural extravaganza based upon romantic notion and steely determination." Featuring a long list of both visual artists and graffiti writers, including A One, Mike Bidlo, Dawoud Bey, Daze, David Hammons, John "Crash" Matos, Willoughby Sharp, Lorna Simpson, and Martin Wong; Hammons also listed as headlining the opening reception, along with Lewis and Lewis, The Ray Vega Quartet, and Tom Warren's Mobile Photo Studio.