Founded in New Orleans by Darlene Fife and Robert Head in 1967, NOLA EXPRESS was one of the most provocative titles of the underground free press of the late 1960s and 1970s, operating at the intersection of activism, poetry, environmentalism, and publishing texts and art sometimes deemed pornographic. It’s front pages were really strong, sometimes using collage, mixed media, with impactful illustrations and typography, including this one from February 1967. Don’t you feel like some newspapers and magazines covers are so beautiful they should be framed? Well, that’s exactly what the Front Page Poster series is for, immortalizing them as… Read more
Founded in New Orleans by Darlene Fife and Robert Head in 1967, NOLA EXPRESS was one of the most provocative titles of the underground free press of the late 1960s and 1970s, operating at the intersection of activism, poetry, environmentalism, and publishing texts and art sometimes deemed pornographic. It’s front pages were really strong, sometimes using collage, mixed media, with impactful illustrations and typography, including this one from February 1967.
Don’t you feel like some newspapers and magazines covers are so beautiful they should be framed? Well, that’s exactly what the Front Page Poster series is for, immortalizing them as prints. A2 size poster (42x59cm / 16.5"x23.4") printed on offset paper. Sold without frame.
