8/31/2019, 6:13 pm
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This Friday, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has made a surprise announcement of the arrival of the Glorious World of Next Tuesday, which we all know is scheduled to arrive Tuesday and not Friday.
She did this in a series of tweets, starting with these two Depression-Era-styled posters.
Surprise! I am thrilled to announce the launch of our #GreenNewDeal art series with custom Bronx & Queens GND posters.
The Bronx edition poster will be given for free as a limited release to the public at our Pelham Bay Nature Day & Backpack Giveaway in the Bronx tomorrow.
These posters push us to imagine our future with a Green New Deal in two of our beloved NY-14 parks: Pelham Bay & Flushing Meadows.
All our #GND posters are made in the US, union-printed & will be available for purchase soon, but available at organizing events now.
Our #GreenNewDeal posters are inspired by the original New Deal, updated for our future.
During the New Deal, FDR launched Federal One, a US project that employed 5,300 artists that created & taught art to envision America's future.
This is glorious. I have questions, though.
Where are the posters of happy Ameri-peasants rejoicing in the beet fields of the Central Park Kollektive Farm and singing praises to the beloved Party and to Mother America?
Where are the depictions of greedy kulaks and their parasitic families who are being handcuffed and packed into boxcars all over the East Side and the West Side, which surround the Central Park Kollektive Farm?
We see a train, but is it a gravy train for the loyal non-working comrades, or is it taking the Trumpist wreckers, climate deniers, and other enemies of the people to the Gulag, where they would redeem themselves by working for the Common Good™?
The stylistic and thematic similarities with Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead are uncanny. Is the artist a secret Ayn Rand fan, blowing up AOC's project before it began? Whatever the case, he/she/it must preemptively face the merciless justice of the revolutionary tribunal. Better safe than sorry.
And, finally, a call to create more posters? Hasn't this work been done already by generations of Soviet visual agitation artists, of which I was one? This does bring back memories though, agitating me the way the sound of a horn agitates an old war horse.
I am tempted to try. And so should you.
This Friday, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has made a surprise announcement of the arrival of the Glorious World of Next Tuesday, which we all know is scheduled to arrive Tuesday and not Friday.
She did this in a series of tweets, starting with these two Depression-Era-styled posters.
The Bronx edition poster will be given for free as a limited release to the public at our Pelham Bay Nature Day & Backpack Giveaway in the Bronx tomorrow.
These posters push us to imagine our future with a Green New Deal in two of our beloved NY-14 parks: Pelham Bay & Flushing Meadows.
All our #GND posters are made in the US, union-printed & will be available for purchase soon, but available at organizing events now.
Our #GreenNewDeal posters are inspired by the original New Deal, updated for our future.
During the New Deal, FDR launched Federal One, a US project that employed 5,300 artists that created & taught art to envision America's future.
This is glorious. I have questions, though.
Where are the posters of happy Ameri-peasants rejoicing in the beet fields of the Central Park Kollektive Farm and singing praises to the beloved Party and to Mother America?
Where are the depictions of greedy kulaks and their parasitic families who are being handcuffed and packed into boxcars all over the East Side and the West Side, which surround the Central Park Kollektive Farm?
We see a train, but is it a gravy train for the loyal non-working comrades, or is it taking the Trumpist wreckers, climate deniers, and other enemies of the people to the Gulag, where they would redeem themselves by working for the Common Good™?
The stylistic and thematic similarities with Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead are uncanny. Is the artist a secret Ayn Rand fan, blowing up AOC's project before it began? Whatever the case, he/she/it must preemptively face the merciless justice of the revolutionary tribunal. Better safe than sorry.
And, finally, a call to create more posters? Hasn't this work been done already by generations of Soviet visual agitation artists, of which I was one? This does bring back memories though, agitating me the way the sound of a horn agitates an old war horse.
I am tempted to try. And so should you.



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