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Power to the Poster’s Citizen Gallery, Now Online!

James David Morgan wrote this post at 12:51 pm on September 4th, 2009.

More than 60 designers and activists collaborated on Power to the Poster, and I was honored to have been invited (along with a number of other friendly faces) to sit on the judging panel that helped curate the selection of 30 posters now available at Citizen Gallery.

Citizen Gallery

The prints were selected from the most moving designs submitted to PowerToThePoster.org, and are made available as 15×24 and 24×38 prints by Chicago’s Elevate Printing.

Artists receive 50% of the funds, and the printers are paid the other half.  The organizers are also asking that each buyer contribute half the price of their purchase to a cause they support.

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