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Black Archives Sweden4
“Anatomy of the Black Aesthetic: An Examination” broadside
The Black Arts Repertory Theatre/School (BARTS), Nov.14
The Black Panther Newspaper, Vol.4 , no.82
Black Belt Woman5
"Sweet Sweet Back" - Black Panther Intercommunal News Service
for SDS “Black Power and Its Challenges” conference at UC Berkeley
Black Theatre Issue, The Drama Review (TDR)7
The King of Soul cover illustration for Black Theatre #32
Black Power: Group of 6 posters6
In Our Terribleness (Some elements and meaning in black style)4
Copy of Black Composers Series – Vol. 3
(BLACK PANTHERS) Free the Soledad Brothers.
Black woman setting type in the southern print shop
Onyx: Black Lesbian Newsletter, October / November 1983
women-in-type.com2
3 Swimmers / Neo Boys gigposter, Seattle, WA, early 1980s
3 Swimmers, Rally Go, Steddi 5 gigposter, Seattle, WA
Black Panther Party Newspaper, April 25, 1967
Afrofuturism: The World of Black Scifi and Fantasy Culture2
Black Flag Logo
Black Artist in Graphic Communication
Black Sabbath Poster
Invitation for “Black Artists in the New York Scene”
The Rocket, Seattle, WA, Jan. 1984. Illustration by Gary Panter
RCA Victor Interim Black-and-White Television Receivers (1965).
Lomography 100 ISO Black & White 120 Film7
Black Light Series #10: Flag For the Moon: Die Nigger2
“Moon Drum-excerpt- Black Elk Requium” 6
Confrontation: Black and White
Pokémon Black Version
5 Reasons to Hire Lynda Barry advertisement, Seattle, WA, early 1980s
“American People Series #19: U. S. Postage Stamp Commemorating the Advent of Black Power”
Call of Duty Black Ops 1
All Power to the People: The Story of the Black Panther Party2
Black & Brown coverage in TIME magazine2
BLACK AND BLUE, Movie Poster
The Stranger, Seattle, WA, March 27, 1997. Cover design by Art Chantry.
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 242
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 112
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 202
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 62
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 302
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 513
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 82
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 182
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 222
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 92
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 12
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 282
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 102
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 132
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 1217
“America’s Black Colleges Are You Smart Enough To Go?“ Ad
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Black Images in the Comics: A Visual History3
Otanoshimi wa Korekara da (Part I), お楽しみはこれからだ
Poster of Fred Hampton, Deputy Chairman, Chicago Chapter, Black Panther Party
Flier for “Black History Month Annual Cultural Freebee Jam” by Kool Lance
Black Images in the Comics: A Visual History4
“The Women Behind the Black Panther Party Logo”
The Black Panther; vol. 4, no. 25 & 262
Portolan Chart of the Black Sea
Poster for the Black Arts Movement play “To Raise the Dead and Foretell the Future.”
