@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.social"A 1986 campaign poster for Lula’s run for Congress. The poster calls for 'workers in Congress.'...After 21 years of military rule, the Constituent Assembly established Brazil's new democratic Constitution."
Archived by Igor Arume
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.social"This book from 1996 covers some essential English keywords for comprehension of news topics and their translations into Japanese."
Archived by Gideon Grandis-McConnell
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialQueer Nation Presents Voguing Superstars of Paris is Burning, At Limelight, 1991
designed by Steven Broadway
from Harvard’s Houghton Library
Handbill for a party and fundraiser for the LGBTQ activist organization Queer Nation at The Limelight, 1991.
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@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialWhere Am I Going? Dusty Springfield Album, 1967
archived by UF x Design @ufdesigners
“Springfield performed soul, pop and dramatic ballads. The simple phrase “Where am I going?” inspired members of marginalized groups to explore any faction of life they dreamed.”
#LGBTQ+history
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@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialGay Left, issue 8, 1979
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@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialcover for Lavender Vision Volume 1, Issue 2, May 1971
archived by UF x Design
May 1971
“Lavender Vision’s aesthetic ties together 2 design movements: nouveau-inspired visual cues of hippie counterculture + the beginnings of the grungy, collaged punk era.”
#LGBTQ+history
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@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialInvitation for Paradise Garage Party by Keith Haring, 1984
archived by Zee Leonard
“Larry Levan and Keith Haring held a party at Paradise Garage, an iconic LGBTQ+ nightclub. Levan was the club's DJ and a close friend of Haring.”
#LGBTQ+history
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@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialBLK Magazine Volume 1, No. 9
August 1989
designed by Alan Bell
“Founded by graphic designer Alan Bell, BLK magazine (1988–1994) was a bastion of writing about black LGBTQ communities at a critical time.”
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@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialgay is angry poster designed by Juan Carlos Vidal in 1971
archived by UF x Design @ufdesigners
“cover of a calendar produced by the Third World Gay Revolution, organized in 1970 by Black and Latino members of the Gay Liberation Front.”
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@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialMap for Pride Power 94
archived by Jackson Asbell from Library of Congress
“This graphic depicts a map for Pride Power 94, a 10 day festival of pride and spirit in NYCy, reclaiming the symbol of the pink triangle"
#LGBTQ+history
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@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialLa Lomita Chicano newspaper, 1973
archived by Joshua Duttweiler @josh_dutt_design
“The Chicano Movement, aka El Movimiento, advocated social and political empowerment through a chicanismo or cultural nationalism. Independently published newspapers were critical”
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialDancer on an Orange Ground, cover for Direction magazine, Paul Rand, 1939
From the Cooper Hewitt
Archived by @marinabyocean
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialCornell University Club Poster, 1973
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialClass struggle in the first French Republic, 1977 designed by David King for PLuto Press
archived by Alan Marshall
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialNew York City Ballet poster, designed by Edward Gorey in 1974
“Author + illustrator Gorey created posters for the gift shop, including this eye-catching lithograph of pointe shoes ascending from 1–5 position.”
(Cooper Hewitt)
Archived by @marinabyocean
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.social“NOW” poster from Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, 1964 with photograph by Danny Lyon
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialHOPE Barack Obama campaign, 20008 by Shepard Fairey
“This iconic poster was originally created without permission from Obama's campaign and set off a legal battle about the copyright of the source photograph.”
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialCuban Literacy Campaign by Guillermo Méndez, 1961
archived by UF x Design @ufdesigners @dr__dori
from cubamuseo. net
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialTokyo Olympics poster, 1964 by
Kamekura Yusaku
“bold, simple, and powerful.”
@peoplesgdarchive.bsky.socialPoster for an Aretha Franklin concert at the Knoxville Civic Coliseum, 1968 by @globeatmica
archived by Mary Banas @marybanas from the collection of the National Museum of African American History and Culture
