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Bail Out the Students

2012
21st century
294 x 280 mm (11.6 x 11 in.)

Katherine Ball, American (probably)
Roger Peet, American (probably)
Chelsea Peil, aka Chelsea Poit, American (probably)

Object Type: print

Medium and Support: Screenprint on heavyweight cream wove paper

Series: from portfolio of 31 screenprints Occuprint

Edition: Number 55 from edition of 100 published by Occuprint, Brooklyn, New York. The silkscreen portfolio has thirty-one 12” x 18” hand-silkscreened artists’ prints on French paper in an archival silkscreened presentation folder. This project was designed and curated by Occuprint organizer Jesse Goldstein, Occuprint editorial committee members (including Molly Fair, Josh MacPhee, and John Boy), and Booklyn Directing Curator Marshall Weber. Funds raised from the Occuprint portfolio support social justice community projects.

Marks: Inscribed in pencil on verso, lower right: “55/100”

Provenance / Collectors' Marks: Booklyn Artists Alliance, Brooklyn, NY

Bibliography: Back of portfolio has additional information; see also the project website at http://occuprint.org .

Credit Line: Friends of the Davison Art Center funds and Russell G. D’Oench — Davison Art Center Curator’s Fund, 2012

Accession Number: 2012.10.2

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life preservers*, Occupy Movement, political art*, posters*, protesting*, social movements*, students

life preservers - Devices, such as life belts or life jackets, designed to keep a person afloat and prevent drowning. [July 1993 descriptor added.]
Occupy Movement
political art - Use for art produced to have an explicit political content or purpose. [June 1995 descriptor added.]
posters - Notices intended to be posted to advertise, promote, or publicize an activity, cause, product, or service; also, decorative, mass-produced prints intended for hanging. For small printed notices or advertisements intended for distribution by hand, use "handbills." [August 1995 related term added. June 1992 descriptor added.]
protesting - Openly expressing objection, disapproval, or dissent. RHDEL2 [January 1991 scope note added.]
social movements - Collective action undertaken by people, who may or may not be formally organized, for the purpose of promoting or resisting an aspect of social change within a society. [July 1993 descriptor added.]
students

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image Dimensions: 294 x 280 mm (11.6 x 11 in.)

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Katherine Ball, American (probably) Roger Peet, American (probably) Chelsea Peil, aka Chelsea Poit, American (probably) . Bail Out the Students, 2012. From Occuprint. Screenprint on heavyweight cream wove paper. image : 294 x 280 mm (11.6 x 11 in.). Sheet : 457 x 294 mm (18 x 11.6 in.). DAC accession number 2012.10.2. Friends of the Davison Art Center funds and Russell G. D’Oench — Davison Art Center Curator’s Fund, 2012.

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