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Collection Overview
Title: Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. Collection, 1992-2019
ID: 01/01/MSS00100
Primary Creator: Kennedy, Amos Paul, Jr.
Extent: 20.0 Cubic Feet
Arrangement:
The collection consists of six series arranged by format and size: 1). Prints and postcards, 2.) State road maps, 3.) Promotional materials, 4.) Handheld fans, 5.) Publications, and 6.) Posters. The materials in each series are arranged chronologically by date of the print's creation.
Series 2 contains two subseries: 1.) General and 2.) Bombingham. Series 4 contains two subseries: 1.) General and 2.) Civil rights leaders. Series 5 contains two subseries: 1.) Periodicals and 2.) Event publications.
The collection is described at the item level. The contents of each print are transcribed in quotations, following the capitalization and wording of the prints as closely as possible.
Information contained in parentheses within the quotation marks is found at the top or bottom of the print. Often this information refers to the source of the quotation on the print or an organization involved with the event promoted on the print. For example, “YOUR LIBRARY IS YOUR PARADISE. (Desiderius Erasmus)” and “PRINTERS FAIR (ANNA TEMPLETON CENTRE).”
Text on the background of the prints is included in brackets within quotations. Any information in brackets outside of the quotations indicates design related characteristics of the given print to distinguish it from other prints with identical text. For example, “Food Justice: Community, Local food, Water is life, Fresh Food, Farm-to-Table” [blue and pink].
Date Acquired: 00/00/1997. More info below under Accruals.
Subjects: Kuba (African people), Smoking -- Folklore, Tales -- Congo (Democratic Republic), Tales -- Nigeria, Yoruba (African people) -- Folklore
Forms of Material: African Americans--Music, American poetry, Artists' Books--United States, Christmas music, Miniature Books -- Specimens, Postcards, Proverbs, African, Spirituals (Songs)
Languages: English
Scope and Contents of the Materials
This collection consists of graphic art on handmade paper printed at Kennedy Prints!, Jubilee Press (also Jubalee), or elsewhere by Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. (1948-), an American letterpress printer, papermaker, educator, and social activist. Formats include postcards, posters, state road maps, and hand fans. There is also some additional promotional material for events with which Kennedy was involved. Some items for this collection are individually cataloged and searchable in Primo at the link below. Many are also digitized and available to view online as part of our Digital Collections.
See Administrative/Biographical History and Administrative Information for more information.
Collection Historical Note
Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. was born in Lafayette, Louisiana, in 1948. His father, Amos Paul Kennedy Sr., was a professor of agriculture and chemistry who taught at numerous historically black colleges and universities (HBCU) throughout his professional career. In 1972, Kennedy Jr. earned a BA in mathematics at Grambling University, and went on to pursue an MA in education.
Kennedy spent time in the Peace Corps during graduate school, which gave him the opportunity to teach mathematics in Liberia for 18 months. After contracting and recovering from malaria, he returned to the United States and settled in Gaithersburg, Maryland, taking a position with IBM as a systems programmer. He worked there for three years before moving to Cleveland, Ohio, where he worked for various computer firms and revived his interest in graduate school—this time for library science.
In 1981, Kennedy moved to Chicago, however, which once again put his formal academic plans on hold. While working for AT&T, he studied calligraphy as a hobby and took letterpress courses at Artist's Book Works, a small non-profit papermaking studio that opened in 1983. His initial interest in the printmaking process was peaked during a trip to Colonial Williamsburg, where he saw the town’s 18th century print shop and book bindery. After six months of coursework, Kennedy came into his own press and, being gifted four cabinets of type by a seasoned printer, quickly transformed his basement into a print shop. This private press was called Idiot Press, its name changing to Kennedy and Sons Fine Printing once he shifted his focus to commercial printing, and later to Jubilee Press (also Jubalee).
In 1995, Kennedy began graduate school at the University of Wisconsin, Madison and studied graphic design under Walter Hamady (1940-2019), also taking courses on the history of African art and Vodún. At this time, he moved to Bayside, a suburb of Milwaukee, and worked out of a studio there. He graduated with an MFA in 1997, and in 1998, became the first Black faculty member in the School of Fine Arts at Indiana University.
While living in York, Alabama, in 2002, Kennedy shifted his interest from books to posters and cards. He spent much of the next decade honing his craft in a series of small Alabama towns while traveling to teach, speak, and sell his work. In 2008, he moved to Detroit, Michigan where he established his print shop, Kennedy Prints!.
Using wood type and hand presses, Kennedy produces large editions of wildly colorful, typographically driven posters on inexpensive chipboard stock. His method often involves overprinting multiple layers of text and making constant, subtle alterations to the color of the inks throughout each press run, making each print being subtly unique. He passionately addresses issues of race, freedom, and equality in his work, often incorporating proverbs and tales of the Kuba and Yoruba people of Africa, as well as the work of Black American poets, such as Paul Laurence Dunbar (1872-1906). Kennedy has printed under a number of press names, including York Show Prints, Kennedy & Sons, Fine Printers, and Kennedy Prints!
As more and more artists seek to steer away from computer-generated art, Kennedy is often credited with the revival of the letterpress in contemporary and folk art.
Subject/Index Terms
Administrative Information
Repository:
Rare Book & Manuscript Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Accruals:
Additions through 2019 have been processed.
Access Restrictions:
Open to researchers.
Use Restrictions:
The RBML reproductions policies can be found here:
http://www.library.illinois.edu/rbx/ReproductionServices.htm
The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials.
Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be "used for any purpose other than private study scholarship or research." If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," that user may be liable for copyright infringement.
This institution reserves the right to refuse to accept a copying order if, in its judgement, fulfillment of the order would damage materials or involve violation of copyright law.
Related Materials:
Interview with Amos Kennedy (University of Wisconsin, Madison Library)
Processing Information:
https://wiki.cites.uiuc.edu/wiki/display/librare/Home
URL:
https://go.library.illinois.edu/AmosPaulKennedyJrCatalog
Box and Folder Listing
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Series 1: Prints and postcards, 2007-2019],
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Series 2: State road maps, 2015-2019],
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Series 3: Promotional materials, 1994-2019],
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Series 4: Handheld fans, 2010-2018],
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Series 5: Publications, 1994-2019],
[Series 6: Posters, 2001-2019],
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- Series 6: Posters, 2001-2019
- Contains prints larger than 9 x 11 in. The bulk of these prints are 13 x 20 in.
- Box 11
- Folder 1: Paper prints, 2001, 2008-2019
- Item 1: “white girls can’t skip”, 2001
- Item 2: “White girls can’t skip!”, 2001
- Item 3: “ONE NIGHT STAND, AMOS PAUL KENNEDY, JR. LETTERPRESS POSTER SHOW, OFF THE WALL SALE”, 2008
- Item 4: “ART BUILDS COMMUNITY!”, 2010
- Item 5: “ROUNDWOOD, AUBURN UNIVERSITY RURAL STUDIO (ruralstudio.com, auburn.edu)”, 2010
- Item 6: “MONDAY NIGHT MOVIES, Monday Nights at 7:00 PM Giles Hall Auditorium (MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE)”, 2010
- “MAKE TANK, DESIGNED BY MARK D. Wise 02.07.2010” on back. Printed by Mark Wise.
- Item 7: “I SURE AM GLAD YOUR PARENTS HAD SEX”, 2012
- Printed by Carl Carbonell.
- Item 8: “OAR DIN AIRY”, 2012
- Printed at Jack Sinclair Letterpress Studio, University Of Arizona School Of Art.
- Item 9: “AS220 PRINT SHOP! INK ON PAPER”, 2012
- Item 10: “Art Exhibition: VISUAL NOISE, THE POSTER IS A DISTURBING ELEMENT IN SOCIETY, AMOS KENNEDY JR., ASHFORD UNIVERSITY”, 2014
- Item 11: “INJECTION WELLS, WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME? NO Jobs, No Taxes, HEALTH RISKS, Cancer, Still Births, Impotence, DEATH” proof sheet in newsprint, 2014
- Item 12: “RESIST (greenhunterenergy.com)” proof sheet in newsprint, 2014
- Item 13: Pilchuck Glass School class list, session 2 proof sheet
- Item 14: “th3 $UN & mOon goons”, 2015
- Workshop demo.
- Item 15: “OUR MISSION IS TO CREATIVELY IMAGINE THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF ART (Temple Contemporary)” [red], 2015
- Workshop demo, proofs on newsprint.
- Item 16: “OUR MISSION IS TO CREATIVELY IMAGINE THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF ART (Temple Contemporary)” [blue], 2015
- Workshop demo, proofs on newsprint.
- Item 17: “EMaNCIPAte YOURSELVeS FROM MENTAL SLAVeRy—None but ourselves can free our minds (Bob Marley)”, 2019
- Item 13: “Mississippi State University College of Architecture, Art, and Design HARRISON LECTURE SERIES fall 2008”, 2008
- Printed by Mark Wise.
- Item 14: “MONDAY MOVIES (Mississippi State University)”, 2009
- Item 15: “SWEET HOME ALAOBAMA” [stars], 2009
- Item 16: “SWEET HOME ALAOBAMA”, 2009
- Item 17: “FLIMP FESTIVAL WITH AN ITALIAN FLAIR”, 2009
- Item 18: “The Crossroads Arts Alliance presents JERRY & JOHNNY”, 2009
- Item 19: “The Crossroads Arts Alliance presents FALL ART WALK In honor of Ma’Cille House’s 100th birthday”, 2009
- Item 20: “1959-2009, The Society for ECONOMIC BOTANY founded in 1959 to FOSTER AND ENCOURAGE SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, EDUCATION aNd RELATED ACTIVITIES ON The PAST PRESENT and FUTURE USES Of PLANTs AND THE RELATIONSHIP BeTwEen PLANTS and PEOPLE”, 2009
- Item 21: “TIRE TIRE TIRE TIRE TIRE TOWER OF CONCRETE! 1st YEAR ARCHITECTURE 2009, Andrew Robertson, Zach James”, 2009
- Item 22: “Come See Jackson’s FINEST! KING ELEMENTARY, THE DA VINCIS & BOYSCOUT, LIVE MUSIC at The GARDEN CENTER (Starkville, MS)”, 2009
- Item 23: “PRINT DIALOGUE DAYS, Printmaking, like sex, is not solely about reproduction”, 2009
- Item 24: “Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr. is TaLKiN’ LouD & Sayin’ NOThIN’”, 2010
- Item 25: “SAVE OUR FORESTS”, 2010
- Item 26: “TED SIROTA’s REBEL SOULS (CHICAGO JAZZ FESTIVAL)”, 2010
- Item 27: “THE FUTURE belongs to those who are PASSIONATE and WORK HARD. (In celebration of Tim Flinn’s remission from acute myeloid leukemia)”, 2010
- Item 28: “THIS IS THE DREAM BALLET”, 2010
- Item 29: “ARBEITEN ODER NICHT ARBEITEN”, 2010
- Item 30: “PROCEED AND BE BOLD! A Film By Laura Zinger”, 2010
- Item 31: “IS THERE HOPE?”, 2010
- Item 32: “Take Back The Streets presents Feed The HUNGRY, FOOD CHAIN BENEFIT (takebackthestreets[at]mchsi.com)”, 2010
- Item 33: “WITHOUT PURPOSE, ABUSE IS INEVITABLE (Murithii Muriuki Wamae)”, 2010
- Item 34: “BE THOUGHTFUL, RESPECTFUL AND KIND”, 2010
- Item 35: “GIVE ME HUmOR OR GIVE ME DEATH”, 2010
- Item 36: “FRIENDSHIP IS LIKE PEEING ON YOURSELF, EVERYONE CAN SEE IT BUT ONLY YOU GET THE WARM FEELING”, 2010
- Item 37: “WASTE IS FUEL. PEOPLE, PLANET, PROFIT, PROGRESS (southernecogroup.com)”, 2010
- Item 38: “First National Bank of Central Alabama presents BARRY BRADFORD’s The Face In The Courthouse Window (CARROLLTON, ALABAMA)”, 2010
- Item 39: “COFFEE MADE ME BLACK”, 2010
- Item 40: “COFFEE MADE ME GAY”, 2010
- Item 41: “COFFEE MAKES YOU GAY”, 2010
- Item 42: “COFFEE MADE ME QUEER”, 2010
- Item 43: “1910, 2010, OX BOW, A HAVEN FOR ARTISTS”, 2010
- Item 44: “A visiting production at the Comedy Sportz Theater DEATH 40 FEET TALL (hollywoodfringe.org, ComedySportzLA.com/Fringe)”, 2010
- Item 45: “Josee Andrei, an InSANE PORTRAIT, Michigan Films & Rien a Voir Productions (aninsaneportrait.us)”, 2010
- Item 46: “RHYTHM & HUES Concert and Art Walk”, 2010
- Item 47: “RUN WOLVES RUN (SEAN HAYES) (seanhayesmusic.com)”, 2010
- Item 48: “LANGSTON HUGHES AFRICAN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL, at various locations in SEATTLE (langstonblackfilmfest.org)”, 2010
- Item 49: “THIS IS A PRINTING PRESS NOT A TABLE!”, 2010
- Item 50: “GUIDE US [that awake we] WAKING [may watch with] O LORD [CHRIST] AND GUARD US [and asleep we may] SLEEPING [rest in peace]”, 2010
- Item 51: “When a thief gets real good he runs for office. (BOOTH HUGHES)”, 2010
- Item 52: “When a thief gets real good she runs for office. (BOOTH HUGHES)”, 2010
- Item 53: “CHILDREN [Tired of Being Harrassed by Your Stupid Parents?] ACT NOW! [Move Out, Get a JOB, Pay Your Own Bills, While You Still KNOW EVERYTHING!]”, 2010
- Item 54: “NO ONE PERSON CAN DO EVERYTHING… BUT WE CAN ALL DO SOMETHING (TRACY EDIGER)”, 2010
- Item 55-56: “HAITI, HAITI, Because when GOD is too Busy Haiti, me and THE WORLD GINA ATHENA ULTSSE weaves spoken word and Vodou chants to reflect on childrenhood memories, social (in)justice, spirituality, and the dehumanization of Haitians (epiphany-chicago.org, haitisoleil.org, inured.org)”, 2010
- Item 57: “THE AMERICAN CAPITALIST DOES NOT BELIEVE IN CAPITALISM. (Principles of American Capitalism series)”, 2010
- Item 58: “TOO BIG TO FAIL. The citizens of these United States of America will pay the BAIL. (Principles of American Capitalism series)”, 2010
- Item 59: “BACKED BY THE FULL FAITH AND CREDIT OF THE US TAX PAYERS, Force the citizens of these United States of America to pay us for ANY and ALL losses we incur while trying to maximize profits. (Principles of American Capitalism series)”, 2010
- Item 60: “American Principles of Capitalism, PRIVATIZE PROFITS, SOCIALIZE RISKS (Principles of American Capitalism series)”, 2010
- Item 61: “I AM A MEMBER, INSTITUTE 193 (institute193.org)”, 2010
- Item 62: “$ Don’t be a credit card SHARECROPPER!”, 2010
- Item 63: “THE TRUTH COMES SLOWLY. (PROVERB FROM AFRICA) (DR. DJO BI PRODUCTIONS, COTE D’IVOIRE)”, 2010
- Signature by Sarah Alvarez in bottom left corner.
- Item 64: “I saw GOD YesTeRDAY WALKINg AND TALkING WITH The MiLkMAN! LAST WEEK I SAW THE DEVIL WaLkING HaND IN HAND WITH thE PRESIDENT. (EXUMa The OBEAH mAN)”, 2010
- Signature by Sarah Al. on border.
- Item 65: “PRINTERS FAIR (ANNA TEMPLETON CENTRE)”, 2010
- Item 66: “At 3 o’clock in the morning you can ride Theodore Tugboat”, 2010
- Item 67: “WHEN IT PAINTS IT ROARS”, 2010
- Item 68: “SPRING 2010 FAIRHOPE FILM SERIES”, 2010
- Item 69: “OKRA FESTIVAL, Celebrating the people’s vegetable since 2000 (BURKEVILLE, AL)”, 2010
- Item 70: “ANY FREQUENCY (Monticello, IL), Support Independent Record Stores, RECORD STORE DAY (shannoncurfman.com, myspace.com/phantogram, recordstoreday.com)”, 2010
- Item 71: “LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY General Education Film Series”, 2010
- Item 72: “WYGOE, AZOS, FUN & MERRIMENT in Kentville”, 2010
- Item 73: “CLAIM YOUR COOKiTTUDE, A celebration of everyday cooking”, 2010
- Printed at the Food Culture Crossroads Press (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 74: “TASTING CULTURES FOUNDATION”, 2010
- Printed at the Food Culture Crossroads Press (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 75: “DILUTE SPIceS TO ADD FLAVOR (FOODWAYS BULLETIN NO. 1 FROM THE KITCHEN, The First Scientific Laboratory)”, 2010
- Printed at the Food Culture Crossroads Press (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 76: “OUR RECIPES CONTAIN THE SIGNATURES OF THOSE WHO CAME BEFORE AND AFTER HER”, 2010
- Printed at the Food Culture Crossroads Press (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 77: “GigGLING Gardens, SEED BY SEED, MEAL BY MEAL”, 2010
- Printed at the Food Culture Crossroads Press (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 78: “ART ACUTION FOR HAITI… LITTLE BUILDING CAFE (Starkville, Mississippi)”, 2010
- Item 79: “IF YOU ARE WALKING ON THIN ICE YOU MIGHT AS WELL DANCE”, 2010
- Made by Kim Ransdell.
- Item 80: “YESTERDAY IS ASHES, TOMORROW IS WOOD, ONLY TODAY DOES THE FIRE BURN BRIGHTLY”, 2010
- Made by Kim Ransdell.
- Item 81: “NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER GIVE UP! NEVER GIVE UP! [HOPE]”, 2010
- Made by Kim Ransdell.
- Item 82: “I AM BORN TO WIN AND I WILL WIN WIN WIN”, 2010
- Made by Kim Ransdell.
- Item 83: “MY HEART TELLS ME TO ADVANCE AND EXPECT A THOUSAND HAPPY EVENTS (MIGUEL de CERVANTES)”, 2010
- Made by Kim Ransdell.
- Item 84: “ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT WE EXPOSE OURSELVES OVER & OVER TO ANNIHILATION CAN THAT WHICH IS INDESTRUCTIBLE BE FOUND IN US”, 2010
- Made by Kim Ransdell.
- Item 85: “WHATEVER YOU CAN DO OR DREAM YOU CAN. BEGIN IT. BOLDNESS HAS GENIUS, POWER & MAGIC IN IT. BEGIN IT NOW! (W.H. MURRAY)”, 2010
- Made by Kim Ransdell at The Collective Press.
- Item 86: “THEY MAY HAVE COME EmPTY-HANDeD, But NOT EmPtY-HeaDeD & SOME CaME WiTH SEEDS HIDDEN IN THEIR HAIR (henrydrewal.com)”, 2010
- Item 87: “a RIVER That FORGEtS itS SOURCE DRIES UP (henrydrewal.com)”, 2010
- Box 12
- Item 1: “THE FIRST 100 DAYS” set of 100 posters with complete transcript of President Barack Obama’s Inaugural Address in commemoration of his 100th day in office, 2011
- Printed by Goldsmith Press & Rare Type Collection. Accompanied by a letter from Amos Kennedy, Jr. explaining the significance of the prints. See also Box 4, Folder 11, Item 9.
- Item 2: “the CREATINES are CONNELY FARR and DANIEL SPLAINGARD UP YOUR ALLEY (STARKVILLE, MS),”, 2011
- Printed by Mark Wise.
- Item 3: “RURAL STUDIO FILM FESTIVAL: HANd MADE MOVIES (NFWBERN, ALABAMA)”, 2011
- Printed by Mark Wise.
- Item 4: “RURAL FILM LAB PRESENTS RURAL STUDIO FILM SERIES (MORRISETTE)”, 2011
- Printed by Mark Wise.
- Item 5: “PRAISE TASTING CULTURES ATTAIN SALIvation”, 2011
- Printed by Sarah Khan at The Food Culture Crossroads Press (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 6: “i MAKE ART 5x a day INcLUDINg SNAckS”, 2011
- Printed by Sarah Khan at The Food Culture Crossroads Press (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 7: “Hand Line Press SYMPOSIUM a gathering of letterpress fanatics”, 2011
- Printed by unknown printer.
- Item 8: “COURAGE IS THE FORCE THAT CREATES HISTORY (Daisaku Ikeda)”, 2011
- Printed by Kim Ransdell at The Collective Press.
- Item 9: “BE NICE, CLEAN UP (LILLSTREET PRINTING)”, 2011
- Item 10: “BIKER’s NIGHT OUT IN BLUES ALLEY (HOLLY SPRINGS, MS)”, 2011
- Item 11: “A GOOD DEED GOES UNPUNISHED”, 2011
- Item 12: “ALABAMA Democrats Hall of Fame Dinner”, 2011
- Item 13: “ALWAYS CHOOSE HAPPY”, 2011
- Item 14: “BE KIND, Everyone you meet is fighting a GREAT BATTLE. (Philo of Alexandria)”, 2011
- Item 15: “LIFE, You’re not gonna get RICH, So you might as well get HAPPY”, 2011
- Item 16: “ART, You’re not gonna get RICH, So you might as well get HAPPY (MTSU Printer’s Proof)”, 2011
- Item 17: “1971, 2011, THE 40th ANNUAL KENTUCK FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS (NORTHPORT, ALABAMA)”, 2011
- Item 18: “SFA, THE CULTIVATED SOUTH, the fourteenth Southern Foodways Symposium (OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI)”, 2011
- Item 19: “OKRA THE PEOPLE’S VEGETABLE”, 2011
- Item 20: “PIMENTO IS A VEGETABLE NOT A CHEESE (Emily Wallace AUTHOR, Nicole Lang FILMMAKER)”, 2011
- Item 21: “I AM AS SOUTHERN AS COLLARD GREENS”, 2011
- Item 22: “BE NICE AND SHARE”, 2011
- Item 23: “BE NICE AND HELP”, 2011
- Item 24: “BE NICE AND CARE”, 2011
- Item 25: “THE SOUTH CAROLINA BROADCASTERS Live at THE CAPRI THEATRE (capritheatre.org, scbroadcaster.com)”, 2011
- Item 26: “REALTREE CELEBRATING 25 YEARS”, 2011
- Item 27: Tree bark, 2011
- Item 28: “Celebrating 25 years, REALTREE, THANK YOU”, 2011
- Item 29: “REALTREE, CELEBRATING 25 YEARS”, 2011
- Item 30: “THE PEOPLE’S VEGETABLE, OKRA FESTIVAL (BURKVILLE, AL)”, 2011
- Item 31: “WITHOUT PURPOSE, ABUSE IS INEVITABLE. (Murithii Muriuki Wamae)”, 2011
- Item 32: “BE THOUGHTFUL, RESPECTFUL AND KIND”, 2011
- Item 33: “GIVE ME HUmOR OR GIVE ME DEATH”, 2011
- Item 34: “BIKERS’ NIGHT OUT IN BLUES ALLEY (HOLLY SPRINGS, MS)”, 2011
- Item 35: “Frontal NUDITY is OVERRATED! (National Community Theatre Festival, Rochester New York, aactfest11.org)”, 2011
- Item 36: “UNDERSTUDIES ARE FOR PUSSIES. (National Community Theatre Festival, Rochester, New York, aactfest11.org)”, 2011
- Item 37: “GET OUT OF MY LIGHT. (National Community Theatre Festival, Rochester, New York, aactfest11.org)”, 2011
- Item 38: “DON’T MAKE ME UPSTAGE YOU! (National Community Theatre Festival, Rochester, New York, aactfest11.org)”, 2011
- Item 39: “I UPHOLSTER EVERYTHING IN RED VELVET (National Community Theatre Festival, Rochester, New York, aactfest11.org)”, 2011
- Item 40: “I DON’T HAVE A DIRECTOR. THE AUDIENCE DIRECTS ME. (Hal Holbrook) (National Community Theatre Festival, Rochester New York, aactfest11.org)”, 2011
- Item 41: “!DEATH 40 FEET TALL! A Hollywood Fringe 2011 Production (hollywoodfringe.org)”, 2011
- Item 42: “2011 Grand Festival of ART S & B OOK S (Fairhope, Alabama) (esartcenter.com, pageandpalette.com)”, 2011
- Item 43: “RAISE THE ROOF Piece by Piece, Fundraising a sustainable home for a Lakota family on the reservation, ONE NATION WALKING TOGETHER (onenationwt.org)”, 2011
- Item 44: “YELLOW DOG DEMOCRAT”, 2011
- Box 13
- Item 1: “MERRY CHRISTMAS”, 2011
- Item 2: “HAPPY HOLIDAYS”, 2011
- Item 3: “NO GOOD DEED GOES UNPUNISHED”, 2011
- Item 4: “ART RIGHTS, Artists enhance our civic engagement. (colum.edu/criticalencounters),”, 2011
- Item 5: “ART REVOLUTIONS, Artists create identities for cultures and societies. (colum.edu/criticalencounters)”, 2011
- Item 6: “The Friends of Hurricane Creek’s 16th annual cleanup of Hurricane Creek, CLEAN UP (hurricane-creek.org)”, 2011
- Item 7: “I’ve never known any trouble that an hour’s reading didn’t assuage. (Charles De Secondat), ALABAMA BOOK FESTIVAL”, 2011
- Item 8: “EVERYTHiNG is Gonna BE ALRighT”, 2011
- Made by Kim Ransdell at The Collective Press.
- Item 9: “FOOD is ETHNIC (tastingcultures.org)”, 2011
- Printed at Food Culture Crossroads Press.
- Item 10: “WHEN in DOUBT MarINatE (FOODWAYS BULLETIN No. 2 FROM THE KITCHEN, The First Scientific Laboratory)”, 2011
- Printed at Food Culture Crossroads Press.
- Item 11: “the SUB CONDIMeNT”, 2011
- Printed at Food Culture Crossroads Press.
- Item 12: “TuRN YouR REVOLUTION ON (STAHHR)”, 2012
- Printed by sistersai (Sairah Razza).
- Item 13: “MORE LOVE, MORE LIFE, PROSPERITY, THE WORLD IS SICK, WE NEED THERAPY (EKUNDAYO)”, 2012
- Printed by sistersai (Sairah Razza).
- Item 14: “TRUTH is a language so foreign that only a few can speak it (KALONJI CHANGA)”, 2012
- Printed by sistersai (Sairah Razza).
- Item 15: “THREE SISTERS COOKING, FROM THE EARH TO THE TABLE (Rural Studio Farm)”, 2012
- Printed by The 3 Sisters.
- Item 16: “A SISTER IS ONE OF THE NICEST THINGS THAT CAN HAPPEN TO ANYONE, THE 3 SISTERS (Rural Studio Farm)”, 2012
- Item 17: “THE MoST BEaUTIFUL EXPERIENCE WE CAN HAVE IS THe MYSTERIOUS (EINSTEIN) (Kim Ransdell & The Collective Press)”, 2012
- Item 18: “PEACE BEGINS WITH A SMILE. (Mother Theresa) (Kim Ransdell & The Collective Press)”, 2012
- Item 19: “THE TRUTH ALONE TRIUMPHS (UPANISHADS) (Kim Ransdell & The Collective Press)”, 2012
- Item 20: “YOU CREaTe YouR Own UnivERsE AS You Go ALONG (Winston Churchill) (Kim Ransdell & The Collective Press)”, 2012
- Item 21: “WHiLE THE DAYS AWAY (Kathy Graddy)”, 2012
- Item 22: “AMOS KENNEDY, APRIL 6 & 7, OPEN WORKSHOP”, 2012
- Printed at the Book Arts & Letterpress Lab.
- Item 23: “VINYL-PHILE (sistersai.com)”, 2012
- Item 24: “PERFECT YOU (juSt LIKe THIS POSTER IS)”, 2012
- Printed by Sister Sai.
- Item 25: “POWER CONCEDES nothing WITHOUT A DEMAND. IT NEVER DID AND IT NEVER WILL. (Frederick Douglass)”, 2012
- Printed at Jack Sinclair Letterpress Studio, University Of Arizona School Of Art.
- Item 26: “VOLUNTEER FOR THE GREENING OF DETROIT (greeningofdetroit.com)”, 2012
- Item 27: “SIGNAL-RETURN LVOES THE HUB OF DETROIT (the hubofdetroit.org)”, 2012
- Item 28: “E (Andrew Steeves at Kennedy Prints, October 2012)”, 2012
- Item 29: “The more I learn about politicians, the more I like MULES”, 2012
- Item 30: “LAISSEZ Les BoNtEMPS RoULeZ in Selma!”, 2012
- Item 31: “WE FIGHT, GET BEAT, RISE & FIGHT AGAIN (General Nathanael Greene)”, 2012
- Item 32: “BLACK FACES, WHITE SPACES: African Americans and the Great Outdoors (CAROLYN FINNEY)”, 2012
- Item 33: “WE PICK OUR OKRA FROM THE LEFT”, 2012
- Printed for the 2012 Okra Festival.
- Item 34: “OKRA LOVERS UNITE!”, 2012
- Printed for the 2012 Okra Festival.
- Item 35: “OKRA THE PEOPLE’S VEGETABLE”, 2012
- Printed for the 2012 Okra Festival.
- Item 36: “SMARTER EVERY DAY”, 2012
- Item 37: “I HAVE UPPED MY STANDARDS, SO UP YOURS”, 2012
- Item 38: “WE’VE UPPED OUR STANDARDS, SO UP YOURS”, 2012
- Item 39: “Flying Monkey Arts, Lowe Mill Cigar Box Guitar FESTIVAL”, 2012
- Item 40: “Can You Walk Away? Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking in the United States, OPENING February 17, 2012”, 2012
- Item 41: “WADDLE, 19 January-9 February 2013, Gallery 26, Little Rock, Arkansas” [plain background], 2012
- Item 42: “WADDLE, 19 January-9 February 2013, Gallery 26, Little Rock, Arkansas” [red, yellow, and green background], 2012
- Item 43: “BECAUSE THeRE’s nOthing more POweRFuL than A WOMaN SINGIGN the BLUES (3rd annual JOHNNY SHINES BLUES FESTIVAL)”, 2012
- Item 44: “The TUSCALOOSA GeT UP”, 2012
- Item 45: “PEACE”, 2012
- Printed at CB2?
- Item 46: “IT is bad enough that people are dying of AIDS, but no one should die of IGNORANCE. (Elizabeth Taylor) (whitman-walker.org)”, 2012
- Printed for AIDS Walk Washington.
- Item 47: “IT TAKES TWO HANDS TO HOLD TWINS (HENRY JOHN DREWAL, ASHE WORKS)”, 2012
- Item 48: “aRt is for everybody, A Printing Fest at the Mary C. with Amos P., aN ALL daY EveNT (TheMaryC.org)”, 2012
- Item 49: “I AM AS SOUTHERN AS COLLARD GREENS”, 2012
- Item 50: “JINGLE PUNKS RESPECT THE HUSTLE (jinglepunks.com)”, 2012
- Item 51: “ALABAMA SILO”, 2012
- Item 52: “FIRE MOON”, 2012
- Item 53: “WE demand the very best from our clients”, 2012
- Item 54: “GET UP, stand UP”, 2012
- Item 55: “OnE LOVE”, 2012
- Item 56: “TUPELO HONEY CAFE (Knoxville, TN)”, 2012
- Item 57: “TEE’S LOUNGE, LADIES NO FUCKING IN THE BATHROOM (York, Alabama)”, 2012
- Item 58: “RACE MATTERS? RACISM MATTERS, POST-RACIAL, MY ASS! CATICH GALLERY presents an exhibition of printed matter celebrating racism… Printed ephemera by Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.” [Mammy], 2012
- Item 59: “RACE MATTERS? RACISM MATTERS, POST-RACIAL, MY ASS! CATICH GALLERY presents an exhibition of printed matter celebrating racism… Printed ephemera by Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.” [bowtie], 2012
- Item 60-61: “RACE MATTERS? RACISM MATTERS, POST-RACIAL, MY ASS! CATICH GALLERY presents an exhibition of printed matter celebrating racism… Printed ephemera by Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.” [watermelon], 2012
- Item 62: “RACE MATTERS? RACISM MATTERS, POST-RACIAL, MY ASS! CATICH GALLERY presents an exhibition of printed matter celebrating racism… Printed ephemera by Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr.” [two figures], 2012
- Item 63: “RACE MATTERS? RACISM MATTERS, POST-RACIAL, MY ASS!” [Mammy], 2012
- Item 64: “SPECIAL: POSTERS $15 EACH”, 2012
- Item 65: “WHERE THERE IS NO VISION, THERE IS NO HOPE. (George Washington Carver)”, 2012
- Item 66: “IF YOU LOVE IT ENOUGH, ANYTHING WILL TALK WITH YOU. (George Washington Carver)”, 2012
- Item 67: “NO (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 68: “I WOULD LIKE TO BE REMEMBERED AS A PERSON WHO WANTED TO BE FREE AND WANTED OTHER PEOPLE TO BE ALSO FREE (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 69: “MEMORIES OF OUR LIVES, OF OUR WORKS, AND OUR DEEDS WILL CONTINUE IN OTHERS. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 70: “OUR MISTREATMENT WAS JUST NOT WRIGHT AND I WAS TIRED OF IT. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 71: “ALL I WAS DOING WAS TRYING TO GET HOME FROM WORK. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 72: “THE ONLY TIRED I WAS, WAS TIRED OF GIVING IN. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 73: “I WOULD LIKE TO BE KNOWN AS A PERSON WHO IS CONCERNED ABOUT FREEDOM & EQUALITY & JUSTICE & PROSPERITY FOR ALL PEOPLE. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 74: “I KNEW SOMEONE HAD TO TAKE THE FIRST STEP AND I MADE UP MY MIND NOT TO MOVE. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 75: “RACISM IS STILL WITH US, BUT IT IS UP TO USE TO PREPARE OUR CHILDREN FOR WHAT THEY HAVE TO MEET AND HOPEFULLY WE SHALL OVERCOME. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 76: “WHATEVER MY INDIVIDUAL DESIRES WERE TO BE FREE, I WAS NOT ALONE. THERE WERE MANY OTHER WHO FELT THE SAME WAY. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 77: “I WAS JUST TRYING TO LET THEM KNOW HOW I FELT ABOUT BEING TREATED AS A HUMAN BEING. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 78: “EACH PERSON MUST LIVE THEIR LIFE AS A MODEL FOR OTHERS. (Rosa Louise Parks)”, 2012
- Item 79: “ROSA PARKS”, 2012
- Item 80: “WOMEN’S POLITICAL JUSTICE COUNCIL, FREEDOM, BOYCOTT, KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE PRIZE (FiFTh Row)”, 2012
- Item 81: “COLORED SECTION MoNTGOMERY RACISM, arrest number 7053, BUS 2857, EQUALITY”, 2012
- Item 82: “4 February 1913, ROSA LOUISE, SEAMSTRESS, SECRETARY, NAACP, 1 DecemBeR 1955, McCAULEY, SOCIAL ACTIVIST, FREEDOM FIGHTER, PARKS, 24 October 2005”, 2012
- Item 83: “THE PRESENT WAS AN EGG LAID BY THE PAST THAT HAD THE FUTURE INSIDE ITS SHELL (Zora Neale Hurston)”, 2012
- Printed at The Food Culture Crossroads Press by Sarah K. Khan (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 84: “EVERY WOMAN SHOULD HAVE A BLOWTORCH (Julia Child)”, 2012
- Printed at The Food Culture Crossroads Press by Sarah K. Khan (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 85: “I’M JUST STIRRING THE POT”, 2012
- Printed at The Food Culture Crossroads Press by Sarah K. Khan (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 86: “SEEK NON HOMOGEnIZEd CULTURES (Foodways Bulletin No. 3 from the KITCHEN, The First Scientific Laboratory)”, 2012
- Printed at The Food Culture Crossroads Press by Sarah K. Khan (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 87: “IS THE JUICE WORTH THE SQUEEZE?”, 2012
- Printed at The Food Culture Crossroads Press by Sarah K. Khan (tastingcultures.org).
- Item 88: “THINK U R TOO SmaLL To MaKe A DIFFERENCE? TRY SLEEPING In A ROOM W!TH A MOSQU!To! (HENRY JOHN DREWAL, ASHE WORKS)”, 2012
- Box 14
- Folder 1: “FAIRHOPE FILM FESTIVAL”, 2013
- On thin paper and gently folded in half due to its length.
- Folder 2: “GOSLING RUN (fennvillegoosefestival.com)”, 2013
- Folder 3: “Tavern FEST 2013 (Montgomery, Alabama)”, 2013
- Folder 4: “EVERYONE Rich and POOR deserves a shelter for the SOUL (SAMBO MOCKBEE)”, 2013
- Folder 5: “DOWNTOWN FARMERS MARKET (Lafayette Greens Garden)”, 2013
- Folder 6: “I came to the Motorcity…and all I got was this letterpress poster”, 2013
- Folder 7: “PRINTERS UNITE at Columbia College of Chicago Center for Book and Paper”, 2013
- Folder 8: “WADDLE 19 January-9 February 2013 (Gallery 26, Little Rock, Arkansas)”, 2013
- Contains images of Uncle Sam that appear to be the work of artist Jeff Waddle. This poster was likely used to promote a Waddle exhibition at Gallery 26.
- Folder 9: “BE KIND, Always try to be a little kinder than is necessary (J.M. Barrie)”, 2013
- Folder 10: “MAKE HASTE TO BE KIND (Henri Frederic Amiel)”, 2013
- Folder 11: “BE SILLY. BE HONEST. BE KIND (Ralph Waldo Emerson)”, 2013
- Folder 12: “BE KIND for everyone you meet is fighting a HARD BATTLE. (Ian MacLaren)”, 2013
- Folder 13: “BE PITIFUL for everyone you meet is fighting a HARD BATTLE. (Ian MacLaren)”, 2013
- Folder 14: Untitled half poster, 2013
- Folder 15: “GET ON MY LEVEL”, 2013
- Student work.
- Folder 16: “WORK IS LOVE MADE VISIBLE (KAHIL GIBRAN)”, 2013
- Student work.
- Folder 17: “IDEAS are more DANGEROUS THAN GUNS”, 2013
- Student work.
- Folder 18: “FREE SCHOLARSHIP, OPEN ACCESS”, 2013
- Student work.
- Folder 19: “IT IS GOOD TO BE DifFERENT”, 2013
- Student work.
- Folder 20: “LET US BE A CONCERNED GENERTION. (Martin Luther King, Jr.), A MONSTROUS OCTOPUS: The Tentacles of Poverty”, 2013
- Student work.
- Folder 21: “POVERTY IS THE WORST FORM OF VIOLENCE. (Mohandas K. Gandhi), A MONSTROUS OCTOPUS: The Tentacles of Poverty”, 2013
- Student work.
- Folder 22: “FRIENDS Don’T LeT YOU dO StuPID THInGS… aLoNE”, 2013
- Folder 23: “FALL In LOVE, StaY In LOVE, AND IT WILL DECIDE EVERYTHING. (Pedro Arrupe)”, 2013
- Folder 24: “What you see depends on how you view the world… (Doe Zantamata), Celebrate the 60th birthday of Paul Weertz”, 2013
- Folder 25: “BE TOO GENEROUS TO CHEAT. (George Washington Carver)”, 2013
- Folder 26: “BE TOO BRAVE TO LIE. (George Washington Carver)”, 2013
- Folder 27: “KINDNESS is a LANGUAGE which the DEAF can HEAR and the BLIND can SEE. (Mark Twain)”, 2013
- Folder 28: “NO ACT OF KINDNESS, NO MATTER HOW SMALL, IS EVER WASTED. (Aesop)”, 2013
- Folder 29: “A GOOD DEED GOES UNPUNISHED”, 2013
- “RICHMONd Va, DC, Berryville vA, BRUNSwiCK MD, PHILADELpHIA, POUGHkEEPSie nY, MiDDLTOWn CT, SARaTOGA SPRINGS nY, BUFFALO, CLeVELAND, CANTON Oh, COLUMBUS, GaLAX Va, CARRBORO nC, FLETCHeR nc, Bynum nc” on back.
- Folder 30: “SHORT TIME TO STaY HERE (scbroadcaster.com)”, 2013
- Folder 31: “DETROIT” [bicycles], 2013
- Folder 32: “BIKE CITY DETROIT”, 2013
- Folder 33: “THE HUB OF DETROIT”, 2013
- Folder 34: “THE SECOND ANNUAL BIKE THE BLIZZARD 24 hour Bike-a-Thon 26 JANUARY 2014 (BackAlleyBikes.org)”, 2013
- Folder 35: “A BAD DAY FISHING IS BETTER THAN A GOOD DAY AT WORK!”, 2013
- Folder 36: “SMARTER EVERY DAY, Celebrating the 100th episode”, 2013
- Folder 37: “OKRA IS PEACE, OKRA FESTIVAL, Burkville, Alabama”, 2013
- Folder 38: “YOUR LIFE IS BIGGER THAN YOUR BEST DREAM FOR IT. INVISIBLE CHILDREN”, 2013
- Folder 39: “20th ANNIVERSARY RS20 (Founded 1993, NEWBERN, ALABAMA), RURAL STUDIO BORN AND RAISED IN HALE COUNTY”, 2013
- Folder 40: “BE YOuRSeLF, EVERYONE ELSE IS TAKEN!”, 2013
- Folder 41: “BE KIND, LISTEN”, 2013
- Folder 42: “2013-2014 CONVERGE LECTURE SERIES”, 2013
- Folder 43: “BLUEGRASS & GEE’S BEND”, 2014
- Folder 44: “DOWNTOWN fARMERS MARKET, Lafayette Greens Garden”, 2014
- Folder 45: “VISIT THE BELLE ISLE AQUARIUM”, 2014
- Folder 46: “JUSTICE IS A SPECIAL PRIVILEGE FOR BLACKS IN THESEUNITEDSTATESOFAMERICA” calendar, 2014
- Folder 47: “FOOD JUSTICE FOR !ALL!”, 2014
- Printed by Mary Mortimer.
- Folder 48: “AIM LOW”, 2014
- Folder 49: “SHE WHO PLANTS A GARDEN PLANTS HAPPINESS”, 2014
- Folder 50: “IT’S USER FRIENDLY IF YOU KNOW HOW TO USE IT. (Sarah Khan)”, 2014
- Folder 51: “NOPE, I CAN’T GO TO HELL, SATAN STILL HAS THAT RESTRAINING ORDER AGAINST ME”, 2014
- Folder 52: “GROW & SHARE THE HARVEST (communityfoodinitiatives.org)” workshop demo, 2014
- Folder 53: “RESTART, VOTE, APRIL 17” workshop demo, 2014
- Folder 54: “Speech to the Young, Speech to the Progress Toward (Among them Nora and Henry III)” broadside of poem by Gwendolyn Brooks, 2014
- Folder 55: “IF IT AIN’T BROKE, DON’T FIX IT (TAMU-C VISCOM)” workshop demo, 2014
- Folder 56: “CAN ALL YOU CAN”, 2014
- Printed by Mary Mortimer.
- Folder 57: “EAT WHAT YOU GROW”, 2014
- Printed by Mary Mortimer.
- Folder 58: “FRESH FOOD FOR THE PEOPLE”, 2014
- Printed by Mary Mortimer.
- Folder 59: “SEED GROW [LOCAL PLANT FOOD]”, 2014
- Printed by Mary Mortimer.
- Folder 60: “GROW WHAT YOU EAT”, 2014
- Printed by Mary Mortimer.
- Folder 61: “WE MUST CULTIVATE OUR OWN GARDEN. (VOLTAIRE)”, 2014
- Printed by Mary Mortimer.
- Folder 62: “CA$H & CARRY, ONE NIGHT AFFAIR, POSTERS from KENNEDY PRINTS at WORKSPACE”, 2014
- Folder 63: “FAIRHOPE FILM FESTIVAL (fairhopefilmfest.org)”, 2014
- Folder 64: “Largest TOGA Party in the World, ATHENS GREASE FESTIVAL”, 2014
- Folder 65: “GO GREEN! EAT OKRA! OKRA FESTIVAL, Burkeville, Alabama”, 2014
- Folder 66: “A SEaT at the TABLE, FARM TO FEAST, Benefitting Grow Selma, A Community Project”, 2014
- Folder 67: “GOGGLE UP! SCIENCE IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN”, 2014
- Folder 68: “GET SMARTER EVERY DAY”, 2014
- Folder 69: “LOOK CLOSER, LAYERS OF BEAUTY ARE EVERYWHERE”, 2014
- Folder 70: “IN A WORLD OF TALKERS BE A THINKER AND DOER”, 2014
- Folder 71: “BLACKBALLED: THE BLACK VOTE AND USE DEMOCRACY, DARRYL PINCKNEY”, 2014
- Folder 72: “Donald P. Stone’s One Man Play FALLEN PRINCE, A Jazz Riff on the Social Memory of the Negro Rural School Movement”, 2014
- Folder 73: “HISTORY OF MONTGOMERY, Panel Project: An Outdoor Exhibit, River Front Park”, 2014
- Folder 74: “ONCE AN ABOMINABLE ALWAYS AN ABOMINABLE, Since 1974 (seedandfeed.org)”, 2014
- Folder 75: “LaISSEZ LES BONTEMPS ROULER In Selma! [AGAIN], Fat Tuesday”, 2014
- Folder 76-77: “GRAND OPENING, ALABAMA VOICE, FIND YOUR HISTORY, Museum of Alabama (museum.alabama.gov)”, 2014
- Folder 78: “THE GARDEN IS THE POOR MAN’S APOTHECARY. (A German Proverb)”, 2014
- Folder 79: “YOU CAN’T OPEN THE GATES OF HELL JUST TO TAKE A PEEK”, 2014
- Box 15
- Item 1: “SLAVE NATION” map of the United States, 2015
- Item 2: “POLICE STATE” map of the United States, 2015
- Item 3: “LETTERPRESS is a NOUN not a verb”, 2015
- Item 4: “FEAR EATS the SOUL”, 2015
- Student work.
- Item 5: “AMOS PAUL KENNEDY JR. Poster Show! (Directangle Press)”, 2015
- Item 6: “GOOD ALL OVER (Wilkinsburg Letterpress; Tip Type & Directangle Press)”, 2015
- Item 7: “PITY IS A 4 LETTER WORD (The Angry Gimp Press)”, 2015
- Item 8: “FUCK YOU! I’LL FUCK WHO I WANT (The Angry Gimp Press)”, 2015
- Item 9: “I’M NOT YOUR FUCKING POSTER CHILD (The Angry Gimp Press)”, 2015
- Item 10: “LIVE ON EDGE… YOU WILL HAVE A BETTER VIEW. (J.D. Chaddock)”, 2015
- Item 11: “DIVERSE BoOKS NEED US! (Office for Intellectual Freedom)”, 2015
- Item 12: “I DON’T WANT TO GO TO HEAVEN, NONE OF MY FRIENDS ARE THERE. (Oscar Wilde)”, 2015
- Item 13: “I WOULD TELL YOU TO GO TO HELL BUT I WORK THERE AND I DON’T WANT TO SEE YOU EVERYDAY”, 2015
- Item 14: “YOUR HAIR LOOKS GREAT!”, 2015
- Item 15: “YOUR HAIR LOOKS FANTASTIC!”, 2015
- Item 16: “PUTTIN’ INK ON PAPER (The University of Akron Myers School of Art)”, 2015
- Workshop demo, progressive proofs.
- Item 17: “THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE, UNTIL YOU MOW IT. (J.D. Chaddock)”, 2015
- Item 18: “WE WISH WE HAD A BRAND NEW TRACTOR. (Melo Farms)”, 2015
- Item 19: “I WISH I HAD A BRAND NEW COMBINE. (John Deere)”, 2015
- Item 20: “I WISH I HAD A BRAND NEW TRACTOR. (John Deere)”, 2015
- Item 21: “[N-word]S COME IN ALL COLORS”, 2015
- Item 22: “BY THE TIME a FOOL LEARNS THE GAME, THE PLAYERS HAVE DISPERSED (Ashanti Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 23: “EDUCATION IS WHAT YOU KNOW NOT WHAT’S IN THE BOOK. (Egyptian Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 24: “InSTRUCTION IN YOUTH IS LIKE ENGRAVING IN STONE. (Moroccan Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 25: “LEARN POLITENESS FROM THE imPolite. (Egyptian Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 26: “LeaRnING ExPANDS GREAT SOULS. (Namibian Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 27: “TRAVELING IS LEARNING. (Kikuyu Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 28: “SHE WANDERS AROUND BY DAY A LOT, LEARNS A LOT. (Swahili Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 29: “SHE WHO LEARNS, TEACHES. (Ethiopian Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 30: “TO GET LOST IS TO LEARN THE WAY. (Swahili Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 31: “TO TRY and FAIL, IS NOT LAZINESS. (Sierra Leonean Proverb)”, 2015
- Item 32: “OLD IS AN ATTITUDE”, 2015
- Item 33: “IF YOU ARE GONNA BE DUMB, YOU GOTTA BE TOUGH”, 2015
- Item 34: “OKRA BUILDS COMMUNITY (okrafestival.org)”, 2015
- Item 35: “uNIVeRSitY oF eAST LONDON DETROit”, 2015
- Item 36: “ARTSY FARTSY/DESIGN OR DIE!/WHO made THIS?!/DOERS/we are ART/TYPE GETS ME hype!”, 2015
- Item 37: “AMOS KENNEDY…IN THE GALLERY AT TEMPLE CONTEMPORARY”, 2015
- Item 38: “OOPS i ARTED/wHERE ART THOU?/make $TUFF/FOLK YEAH/M MYERS/DiNG-BATS”, 2015
- Item 39: “ART HISTORY, CERAMICS, METALSMITHING, ART EDUCATION (ART UNIVERSITY OF AKRON”, 2015
- Workshop demo, progressive proofs.
- Item 40: “SMALL QUEER AND FULL OF FEAR!”, 2015
- Workshop demo.
- Item 41: “O BE RL IN OHIO (Oberlin Underground Railroad Society, Phillis Wheatley House, Oberlin African-American Genealogy and History Group”, 2015
- Workshop demo.
- Item 42: “MIAD 2015 STUDENT ALUMNI ART & DESIGN SALE”, 2015
- Item 43: “TYPE H!GH (Kent State)”, 2015
- Workshop demo.
- Item 44: “SoLsTIcE PaRTY (Makers Market)”, 2016
- Item 45: “LETTERPRESS is a NOUN not a verb. (ACPA Bulletin No. 1)”, 2016
- Item 46: “CHILDREN’s LITERACY CENTER”, 2016
- Item 47: “BLACK. WHITE. GRAY. (Citizens Project)”, 2016
- Item 48: “IF YOU OFFEND, ASK FOR PARDON; IF OFFENDED, FORGIVE. (A Proverb from Ethiopia)”, 2016
- Item 49: “LAISSEZ LES BON TEMPS ROULES…”, 2016
- Item 50: “Nirvana Massage Therapy: Relaxation, Pain Relief, Stress Reduction”, 2016
- Item 51: “SITTING IS BEING CRIPPLED. (A Proverb from Ethiopia)”, 2016
- Item 52: “LIVING IS WORTHLESS FOR ONE WITHOUT A HOME. (A Proverb from Ethiopia)”, 2016
- Item 53: “ONe MUST TALK LiTtLe, AND LISTEN MUCH. (A Proverb from Mauritania)”, 2016
- Item 54: “COFFEE MAKES YOU TRANS”, 2016
- Item 55: “LOVE TRANS LOVE”, 2016
- Item 56: “ANTICIPATE THE GOOD SO THAT YOU MAY ENJOY IT. (A Proverb from Ethiopia)”, 2016
- Item 57: “4th ANNUAL INTERACTIVE MULTI CULTURAL LITERACY FESTIVAL (Black Educator’s Network)”, 2016
- Item 58: “GO FUCK YOURSELF!”, 2016
- Item 59: “A WOMAN’S WORK IS NEVER DONE”, 2016
- Item 60: “OKRA LOVERS VOTE! (Okra Festival)”, 2016
- Item 61: “HEAL CRE8 LOVE”, 2016-2017
- Item 62: “EQuiTY --- EQUALity”, 2016-2017
- Item 63: “be Kind AnyWAY”, 2016-2017
- Item 64: “AMERiCA, I SING YOU BACK –Allison Adelle Hedge Coke”, 2016-2017
- Item 65: “YOU DESERVE DONUTS & A RAISE”, 2016-2017
- Item 66: “BE. HERe. NOw”, 2016-2017
- Item 67: “JoY, ENTHUsIASM, FUN, FELLOWSHIP”, 2016-2017
- Item 68: “MigRAR NO ES UN DELITO”, 2016-2017
- Item 69: “BE !EXCELLENT! TO EACH OTHER”, 2016-2017
- Item 70: “STOP LINE 3, NIBI GANAWENDANG (Indigenous Roots)”, 2016-2017
- Item 71: “IT IS IN THE SHELTER OF EACH OTHER THAT PEOPLE LIVE. (Irish Proverb)”, 2016-2017
- Item 72: “STOP LINE 3, WE ARE FORCES OF NATURE DEFENDING ITSELF (InDIGENOus ROOTS)”, 2016-2017
- Item 73: “BLACK AND BROWN LIVES MATTER”, 2016-2017
- Item 74: “SAY iT WITH A SMILE!”, 2016-2017
- Item 75: “YRUOK?”, 2016-2017
- Item 76: “? QUESTiON AUTHORITY”, 2016-2017
- Item 77: “FIGHT THE PATRIARCHY”, 2016-2017
- Item 78: “WE live with ILLUSIONS ALL the TIME!”, 2016-2017
- Item 79: “T!ME iS NOT EVEN, SPAcE iS NEVER EMPTY”, 2016-2017
- Item 80: “PATRIOTISM O V E R party”, 2016-2017
- Item 81: “NO WATeR, NO LIFE, NO BLUE, NO GREEN (SYLVIA EARLE)”, 2016-2017
- Item 82: “THEY GO LOW, WE GO HIGH”, 2016-2017
- Item 83: “PeT CATs, Eat SUSHi, STAR TREK?”, 2016-2017
- Item 84: “NEVER WOUND A SNAKE KILL IT. (Harriet Tubman)”, 2016-2017
- Item 85: “LOVE IS the ONLY TH!NG THAT EVER REALLY WON”, 2016-2017
- Item 86: “FEAR kills the MIND”, 2016-2017
- Item 87: “Powered BY PrinT!”, 2016-2017
- Item 88: “SEE Something, Say Something. Good Luck!”, 2016-2017
- Item 89: “ART URGES VOYAGES (Gwendolyn BrOOks)”, 2016-2017
- Item 90: “THIS Too sHaLL PASS”, 2016-2017
- Item 91: “SIMPSON HOUSING”, 2016-2017
- Item 92: “O” [black smear], 2016-2017
- Box 16
- Item 1: “Always BE KINDER THAN NECESSARY”, 2016-2017
- Item 2: “THE FUTURe IS BLACK & QUEER & FEMALE & FREE”, 2016-2017
- Item 3: “MAY We LiVE Not BY FeaR BUT BY HOPE”, 2016-2017
- Item 4: “This ain’t no time Where THE USUAL is SUITABLE”, 2016-2017
- Item 5: “Do Not mEss WITH A PITBULL”, 2016-2017
- Item 6: “‘YOU HAVe to be QUIET TO HEAR.’ –RWK”, 2016-2017
- Item 7: “Learn more at TYPE CAMP”, 2016-2017
- Item 8: “REVOLUTIONARY EDUCATION AND LEARNING MOVEMENT, JOIN US”, 2016-2017
- Item 9: “JAZZ IS A… (Seattle JazzED)”, 2016-2017
- Item 10: “FRESH FOOD FOR THE PEOPLE”, 2016-2017
- Item 11: “Alpine Savage I Do Love”, 2016-2017
- Item 12: “NO DUMB QUESTIONS”, 2016-2017
- Item 13: “LIVE WITH ART, IT’S GOOD FOR YOU (20 x 200)”, 2016-2017
- Item 14: “20 x 200”, 2016-2017
- Item 15: “Just as Americans know little about who is executed and why… (THURGOOD MARSHALL, WITNESS TO INNOCENCE)”, 2016-2017
- Item 16: “IN A WORLD OF TALKERS BE A THINKER AND DOER (Smarter Every Day)”, 2016-2017
- Item 17: “GOGGLE UP! SCIENCE IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN (Smarter Every Day)”, 2016-2017
- Item 18: “KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT EQUAL UNDERSTANDING (Smarter Every Day)”, 2016-2017
- Item 19: “GET SMARTER EVERY DAY (Smarter Every Day)”, 2016-2017
- Item 20: “TRUTH”, 2016-2017
- Item 21: “I SWEAR TO TELL THE TRUTH (FAKE) SO HELP ME GOD”, 2016-2017
- Item 22: “JUSTICE 4 Undocumented Trans Folks! (transassistance.org)”, 2016-2017
- Item 23: “RiSE Up WITh TAP! (transassistance.org)”, 2016-2017
- Item 24: “RISE UP WITH TAP (transassistance.org)”, 2016-2017
- Item 25: “IF THERE IS NO STRuGGLE THERE IS no PROGRESS (Frederick Douglass)”, 2016-2017
- Item 26: “BE A VoiCE NOT An Echo”, 2016-2017
- Item 27: “WITH A GoLDEN HEART COMES A REBEL FISt”, 2016-2017
- Item 28: “NEVER STIFLE YOUR WH!MSY”, 2016-2017
- Item 29: “FLASHBULB MEMORY, FIRING SYNAPSYS”, 2016-2017
- Item 30: “BIKE TO LIVE”, 2016-2017
- Item 31: “RESPECT FLEXIBILITY LOVE & TRUST”, 2016-2017
- Item 32: “WE ALL DO BETTER WHEN WE ALL DO BETTER”, 2016-2017
- Item 33: “WHY CAN’T WE BE FRIeNDS!”, 2016-2017
- Item 34: “TEACH US TO CARE AND NOT TO CARE (TS Eliot)”, 2016-2017
- Item 35: “Be siLLY. BE HoNeST. Be KIND. (Ralph Waldo Emerson)”, 2016-2017
- Item 36: “HERe & QUEER!!!!!!”, 2016-2017
- Item 37: “HOW BEAUTIFUL COULD A BEING BE”, 2016-2017
- Item 38: “WE WAnT WHAT OThER PEOPLE WANT”, 2016-2017
- Item 39: “JESTEM SUPeR JEDI KOTEKIN ESTReLLaN”, 2016-2017
- Item 40: “I PROMISE I’LL NOT Be AS WHITE AS I’m ABLE”, 2016-2017
- Item 41: “POWER To THE PEOPLe”, 2016-2017
- Item 42: “SoLSTiCE pARTY (Makers Market)”, 2017
- Item 43: “8th ANNUAL LETTERPRESS PRINTERS FAIR”, 2017
- Item 44: “WILLOW Domestic Violence Center” [green], 2017
- Item 45: “WILLOW Domestic Violence Center” [red], 2017
- Item 46: “OPEN BOOK TAKEOVER (Minnesota Center for Book Arts)” [black and silver], 2017
- Item 47: “OPEN BOOK TAKEOVER (Minnesota Center for Book Arts)” [orange], 2017
- Item 48: “OPEN BOOK TAKEOVER (Minnesota Center for Book Arts)” [black and purple], 2017
- Item 49: “OPEN BOOK TAKEOVER (Minnesota Center for Book Arts)” [black, pink, and silver], 2017
- Item 50: “OPEN BOOK TAKEOVER (Minnesota Center for Book Arts)” [black and blue], 2017
- “WHEn IN DOUBT GO TO THE LIBRARY (Indigenous Roots)” on back.
- Item 51: “OPEN BOOK TAKEOVER (Minnesota Center for Book Arts)” [silver], 2017
- Item 52: “OPEN BOOK TAKEAWAY (Minnesota Center for Book Arts)”, 2017
- Item 53: “PAUSE rethink REIMAGINE”, 2017
- Item 54: “SMILE”, 2017
- Item 55: “EVERYTHING WILL Be OK!”, 2017
- Item 56: “STOP BREEDING XENOPhOBES”, 2017
- Item 57: “LOVE POWER 2017”, 2017
- Item 58: “YoUR Vo!Ce MATTERS, SHARe YouR STORy (Shout Out Book Art Biennial)”, 2017
- Item 59: “WHEn IN DOUBT GO TO THE LIBRARY”, 2017
- Item 60: “EYE CONTACT & EMPATHY IS ACtiON!”, 2017
- Item 61: “negroes: stolen peoples living on stolen lands”, 2018
- Item 62: “DETROIT ARTIST CRAWL (United States Artists)”, 2018
- Item 63: “MY DEMONS PROTECT THE WORLD FROM ME”, 2018
- Item 64: “AGAINST A SHARP WHITE BACKGROUND: Infrastructures of African American Print (Edited by Brigitte Fielder and Jonathan Senchyne)” [white background], 2018
- Item 65: “AGAINST A SHARP WHITE BACKGROUND: Infrastructures of African American Print (Edited by Brigitte Fielder and Jonathan Senchyne)” [white background], 2018
- Item 66: “HOW CAN YOU KNOW JESUS WHEN YOU CAN’T WRITE A THANK YOU NOTE! (Tut Riddick)”, 2018
- Item 67: “A PROTEST SONG IS SO SPECIFIC THAT YOU CANNOT MISTAKE IT FOR BULLSHIT (Phil Ochs)”, 2018
- Item 68: “MOST WOMEN HAVE HOT FLASHES. I HAVE POWER SURGES. (She said, glistening)”, 2018
- Item 69: “WOMEN HAVE HOT FLASHES. I HAVE POWER SURGES. (A Sista Said)”, 2018
- Item 70: “DANCE! FUCK WHO IS WATCHING”, 2018
- Item 71: “TOO MUCH SHIT FOR A DIME”, 2018
- Item 72: “I’M TOO OLD FOR THIS SHIT”, 2018
- Item 73: “FUCK THIS SHIT”, 2018
- Item 74: “Jack White (Courtney Becks)”, 2018
- Item 75: “PROTEST AND THE SOUTHERN IMAGINARY (Brendan Greaves)”, 2018
- Item 76: “money itself KILLS and STEALS. (Roxy Gordon)”, 2018
- Item 77: “ALL ARTISTS ARE POLITICAL (Si Kahn)”, 2018
- Item 78: “They’re Using Red, White, and Blue to confuse Our Minds! (The May Day Singers)”, 2018
- Item 79: “Which side are you on? you must decide! (The May Day Singers)”, 2018
- Item 80: “RISE FOR CLIMATE, JOBS AND JUSTICE”, 2018
- Item 81: “WHEN I GET a LITTLE Money I BUY BOOKS; and if any is left I BUY food and clothes. (Erasmus)”, 2018
- Item 82: “FREE OPEN TO ALL (Institute for Contemporary Art, Virginia Commonwealth University)”, 2018
- Item 83: “The garden is the poor man’s apothecary. (A German Proverb)”, 2018
- Item 84: “AS thE GaRDen GROWS, so does the GARDENER”, 2018
- Item 85: “SHe WHO PLANTS A GARDEN PLANTS HAPPINESS”, 2018
- Item 86: “IF YOU HAVE a GaRDen AND a LIBRARY YOU WILL WANT FOR NOTHING. (Cicero)”, 2018
- Item 87: “A ROOM WItHOUT BOOKS IS LIKE A BODY without a SOUL. (Cicero)”, 2018
- Item 88: “THERE’S NO RETIREMENT FOR AN ARTIST, IT’S YOUR WAY OF LIVING SO THERE’S NO END TO IT. (Henry Moore)”, 2018
- Item 89: “ART CHANGES LIVES! (Eastern Shore Art Center)”, 2018
- Item 90: “NO WATeR, NO LIFE, NO BLUE, NO GREEN (Sylvia Earle)”, 2018
- Item 91: “A DIRTY BOOK RARELY GETS DUSTY”, 2018
- Item 92: “VOTE CLIMATE, JOBS AND JUSTICE THIS NOVEMBER”, 2018
- Item 93: “IN A WORLD OF TALKERS BE A THINKER AND A DOER”, 2018
- Item 94: “KNOWLEDGE DOES NOT EQUAL UNDERSTANDING”, 2018
- Item 95: “GET SMARTER EVERY DAY”, 2018
- Item 96: “GOGGLE UP! SCIENCE IS ABOUT TO HAPPEN”, 2018
- Item 97: “WHAT POISONS have you been asked TO HOLD AS A measure OF YOU FAITH?”, 2018
- Item 98: “BLEEDING HEART BABY IN A RED STATE”, 2018
- Item 99: “art jam PLAY SELMA MUSIC HALL (Blackbelt Benefit Group)”, 2018
- Item 100: “Can a CHANGE come on Dove’s feet? (Leonard Cohen)”, 2018
- Item 101: “GAY GUERRILLAS KNEW NO FEAR (Lavender Country)”, 2018
- Box 17
- Item 1: “I led the pigeons to the flag (mondegrEEN)”, 2019
- Item 2: “The guidelines for the Honorable Harvest” by Robin Wall Kimmerer, 2019
- Item 3: “When machines and computers, profit motives and property rights are considered more important than people, the giant triplets of racism, materialism and militarism are incapable of being conquered. (Martin Luther King, Jr., 1967) [RACISM, MaTERIALISm, MILITARISM]” map of the United States, 2019
- Item 4: “When machines and computers, profit motives and property rights are considered more important than people, the giant triplets of racism, materialism and militarism are incapable of being conquered. (Martin Luther King, Jr., 1967) [RACISM, MaTERIALISm, MILITARISM]” map of the United States, 2019
- Item 5: “RECIPROCAL” portion of advertisement for city of San Fernando, 2019
- Item 6: “apk—IN COMMEMORATION OF THE RESIDENCY OF AMOS PAUL KENNEDY, JR. AT WELLS COLLEGE, APRIL 2019”, 2019
- Item 7: “MY GRANDPA SAYS YOU CAN BE A STRONG MAN OR A SMART ONE, I THINK HE’S BOTH (Albemarle County Public Schools)”, 2019
- Item 8: “IF YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT’S RIGHT GO WITH YOUR HEART (Albemarle County Public Schools)”, 2019
- Item 9: “KINDNESS AND YOUR BEST SELF EVEN IN ALL SEASONS (Albemarle County Public Schools)”, 2019
- Item 10: “I KNOW WHO I AM WITHOUT ANYONE THERE TO TELL ME (Charlottesville City Public Schools)”, 2019
- Item 11: “STOP GIVING US HOMEWORK (Albemarle County Public Schools)”, 2019
- Item 12: “SOMETIMES STUFF DON’T EXIST (Albemarle County Public Schools)”, 2019
- Item 13: “I HAVE STRUGGLED (Albemarle County Public Schools)”, 2019
- Item 14: “EVEN THOUGH I’M QUIET AND TIMID I HAVE LOUD AND BOLD THOUGHTS (Albemarle County Public Schools)”, 2019
- Item 15: “SEND YENOM”, 2019
- Item 16: “SEND MONEY”, 2019
- Item 17: “DOUGLASS PARK, FAIRVIEW, FORT BARNARD, NAUCK, NAUCK HEIGHTS, WEST NAUCK—The original adjoining subdivisions of Nauck”, 2019
- Item 18: “A NATION MAY LOSE ITS LIBERTIES AND BE A CENTURY IN FINDING IT OUT. (John M. Langston)”, 2019
- Item 19: “YOU LEARND TO DEAL WITH OTHER PEOPLE IN SOCIETY, SO IN THAT RESPECT, I THINK IT WAS GOOD. (Lance Newman)”, 2019
- Item 20: “PLEASE STAY OFF ALL BUSES ON MONDAY. On 1 December 1955, Jo Ann Robinson wrote the text for the flyer calling for Negroes to boycott the Montgomery bus system. That night she, John Cannon, and two students used the mimeograph machines at Alabama State College to print 52,000 flyers. These flyers were distributed to the Negro citizens of Montgomery. And the boycott happened”, 2019
- Item 21: “AC’s SELMA Sample Tour, ‘a little taste of this 12 layered cake I call home’”, 2019
- Item 22: “BIMA presents DOG EAR—A weekend celebration of Artist’s Books, Print Works & Paper Arts at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (biartmuseum.org)”, 2019
- Item 23: “Business rEFLECTIONS Call for Illustrators & Writers—We can DO MORE 2GETHER! (www.ppna.org/news/business-reflect!ons-call-for-writers-illustrators)”, 2019
- Item 24: “WHERE DO YOU WANNA DIE?”, 2019
- Item 25: “frealess pErformancEs, audacious aRt, cOllEctive empowerment, VibrAnt CoMMuniti3s, 25 years (Pillsbury House Theatre)”, 2019
- Item 26: “If cOmE mORNING YOU dOn’t EvEr ReCaLL YouR DReaMS cOMmaNd they make MORE iNDeLibLe Your Life InTO ONE (Ed Bok Lee, Mitochondrial Night)”, 2019
- Item 27: “WHITTIER—WE believe our NEIGHBORHOOD is better when it’s connected, when neighbors know each other, when those seeking help can get it, and when the feeling of home does not end at the doorstep. We believe our diversity and tolerance and openness that make it possible is our GREATEST STRENGTH. More than anything, we believe that change should not be feared or fought, but engaged as the very means of deepening what is best about us”, 2019
- Item 28: “I’ll fly away (Albert E. Brumley)” hymn lyrics, 2019
- Item 29: “IN THE FUTURE, THERE Be WiLL NO TEXT—WE HAVE DESTROYED THE ENVIRONMENT”, 2019
- Item 30: “EVERYONE, ALWAYS, REGARDLESS, OF EVERYTHING. (Ross Gay) Printers Camp 2019”, 2019
- Item 31: “MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK (Urban Warrior Women – Printers Camp 2019)”, 2019
- Item 32: “COMMUNITY CANNOT LONG FEED ON ITSELF, IT CAN ONLY; FLORISH WITH THE COMING OF OTHERS FROM BEYOND: THEIR UNKNOWN AND UNDISCOVERED SISTERS & BROTHERS. (Howard Thurman, a civil rights theologian) Urban Warrior Women – Printers Camp 2019”, 2019
- Item 33: “COMMUNITY CANNOT LONG FEED ON ITSELF, IT CAN ONLY; FLORISH WITH THE COMING OF OTHERS FROM BEYOND: THEIR UNKNOWN AND UNDISCOVERED SISTERS & BROTHERS. (Howard Thurman, a civil rights theologian) Urban Warrior Women – Printers Camp 2019”, 2019
- Item 34: “HOT FUN IN The SUMMER TIME”, 2019
- Item 35: “sOMewHERE in THE world TherE is a cishet White man aPOLoGiZing (Melissa Lozada-Oliva)”, 2019
- Item 36-37: “MICA GLOBE COLLECTION AND PRESS AT MICA”, 2019
- Item 38: “BE HeARD! BE SEEN! BE YOU! (Minot State University)”, 2019
- Roll 1
- Item 1: “ON THIS DAY AND IN THIS PLACE MESSRS. RICARDO JOHN GRIFFITH & AMOS PAUL KENNEDY JR. DID CONVENE WITH THE SINCERE ASSISTANCE AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF JESSICA & JEREMY PETERSON & PROF. EMERITUS GLENN HOUSE TO HOLD THE FIRST ANNUAL Amalgamated Coloured Printers Association ACPA CONGRESS & EXPOSITION, PERSONS CONCERNED WITH & COMMITTED TO THE RECOGNITION & ADVANCEMENT OF PEOPLE OF SOME COLOUR IN THE PRINTING ARTS! GORDO-ALABAMA, MAY 1, 2010”, 2010
- Signed by Amos Kennedy, Jr. and Ricardo John Griffith. Accompanied by note from Amos Kennedy, Jr.
- Flat File 1
- Item 1: “VRI JHEID VAN MENINGSUITING”, 2011
- Item 2: “FREEDOM OF RELIGION”, 2011
- Item 3: “FREEDOM OF SPEECH”, 2011
- Item 4: “VRIJWARING VAN ANGST”, 2011
- Item 5: “THE STRUGGLE FOR THE RIGHT TO VOTE [THE SELMA TO MONTGOMERY MARCH]”, 2011
- Item 6: “ONE MAN ONE VOTE”, 2011
- Item 7: “VOTE”, 2011?
- Item 8: “BLOODY SUNDAY, 7 MARCH 1965”, 2011
- Item 9: “JIMMIE LEE JACKSON, MURDEREED IN ALABAMA, 26 February 1965”, 2011?
- See also Boxes 6-9.
- Item 10: “REV. JAMES REEB, MURDERED IN ALABAMA, 11 March 1965”, 2011?
- See also Boxes 6-9.
- Item 11: “VIOLA GREGG LIUZZO, MURDERED IN ALABAMA, 25 March 1965”, 2011?
- See also Boxes 6-9.
- Flat File 2
- Item 1: Cardboard shipping box painted with red, green, and yellow squares, 2015
- Housing for items 2-7.
- Item 2: “BEST SERVED HOT: CERAMICS FOR THE COFFEE RITUAL (LILLSTREET ART CENTER)”, 2013
- Item 3: “HOW DO WE AS ARCHITECTS STEP OVER THE THRESHOLD Of INJuSTICE AND ADDRESS THE TRUE NEEDS OF A NegLected FAMILY? (SAMBO MOCKBEE)”, 2013
- Item 4: “JVSTICE LECTURE SERIES, Dustin Olson, FEB. 22”, 2013
- Item 5: “JCSTICE LECTURE SERIES, Bart Lubow, Feb. 15”, 2013
- Item 6: “FAIRHOPE FILM FESTIVAL, NOVERMBER 7 8 9 10 2013 (fairhopefilmfestival.org)”, 2013
- Item 7: “BLACK CLASSICAL MUSIC FAMILY FESTIVAL (FLINT INSTITUTE OF MUSIC)”, 2014
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