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Unidentified Designer. Blondie (Flyer for a punk rock party sponsored by Bump Records, Hollywood). 1977. Photocopy. 11 x 8 1/2" (27.9 x 21.6 cm). Gift of Lawrence Benenson. 197.2012. Architecture and Design

How a lifelong punk turned his personal collection of flyers and zines into museum fodder

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Toby Mott has an unrivalled collection of punk memorabilia that goes back 40 years. In a new book published by Phaidon called _Oh So Pretty: Punk in Print 1976–80_, he presents over 450 items from well-known and obscure bands, designers, venues and political groups. While the Mott Collection is now carefully archived, documented and looked after, in 1970s London these posters, badges and zines, formed an integral part of Toby’s punk identity. He grew up in Pimlico, just behind the King’s…

Sonic Youth, Government Issue & Gone @ The Complex. 1986

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. Poster, Ready for War,