Art chantry posters

Poster advertising a theatrical production of Tartuffe. Printed in white ink, large text, against a black band across the upper portion of the design: TARTUFFE. Printed in yellow ink, small text, upper left: MOLIERE'S. Below, against a yellow background, six figures appear in black and white: five boys surrounding a preacher clutching a cross and with a television head showing a light red face of a man on the screen. Two of the boys are in profile and have stars over their eyes.

UC.Prints: Art Chantry at AIforGA

Protests take on a variety of forms, from petitions to sit-ins and sign-wielding on the streets. In 1983, over a million people assembled in New York City's Central Park for the largest anti-nuclear war protest to date. Beginning the same year, and continuing until 1989, protesters in Seattle showed their opposition to nuclear weapons in

These 25 Hilariously Awkward Vintage STD Posters boldly address the sensitive topic and stir up a fear against venereal disease.

Art Chantry’s posters from the 1980s combine simple collage techniques with low-cost printing. Chantry often cut images out of magazines and catalogs, photocopying them to create high-contrast images that he could put together into arresting illustrations. Each poster uses mass media to comment on its own idioms. According to designer Art Chantry, this poster

Art Chantry

Images of various grotesque heads with dark wigs, prices, red text. Below in red and black ticket information.

Poster by Art Chantry

Art Chantry ( version française ) Art Chantry grew up in Tacoma, WA, and moved to Seattle right before grunge “hit” in the ‘90s. Working a...