Political posters
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
'All those in favour of slave labour raise your right hand', n.d. [1980s?]
Poster espousing the opinion that 'Joh's anti-union legislation is anti-democratic'. Large-scale, pop art style image of a collage of neon-coloured figures, including the heads of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan, raising one arm in salute towards a picture of Adolf Hitler on the wall. Also includes the text: 'All those in favour of slave labour raise your right hand, A.T.E.A. [Australian Telecommunications Employees Association] Art In Working Life Project'.
Buchanan, Keith. Papers
This collection consists of a variety of clippings, posters and other material collected by Keith Buchanan in the course of hs research. Included are strong collections of material related to the Scottish National Party and Plaid Cymru (the Party of Wales), and some interesting posters from the People's Republic of China in the 1950s. There is also a wide range of smller sets of clippings reflecting Professor Buchanan's interests.
Don't pull the plug on Students' Arts Council, [1992]-03-29/[1992]-03-30
Poster advertising a student referendum to vote on the future of the New Zealand Students' Arts Council. Includes a drawing of an octopus and two fish, each with instruments, and a bath plug being pulled from a plughole. Also includes the texts: 'Orientation, Capping, Festival, Free Lunchtime Entertainment, And much much more! Support New Zealand Students' Arts Council. Vote in Referendum! Mar 29 + 30'.
Environmental, 1980-2000?
'Jim Anderton", n.d. [1980s?]
Untitled, plastic textured poster including a large-scale colour photograph of the New Zealand politician Jim Anderton. No accompanying text except for an indecipherable signature [not Jim Anderton's] in the bottom right corner. Torn in several places.
Smith, Ron & Carmen - Posters and pamphlets
'"We Can't Manage Under National" Say Low Paid', [1984?]
Your fees are being ripped-off: NZSAC demands $30 a minute., [19??]-09-23
Poster advertising a student referendum to vote on the future of the New Zealand Students' Arts Council. Also includes the text: 'Stop the bureaucrats. Vote option 1. Referendum, Thursday September 23'.