Alice in poster wonderland

Alice in Wonderland: Alice in OZ | Australian books | Australian books (presentation) | Christian Yandell's Alice | Film  | Photography | Poster 1968 | Poster 1977 | Whitcombe's Alice |   David Warren and L. Kent Hollister, Youngbloods at the Avalon Ballroom , 28-30 June 1968. FD125. During 1968 a poster was produced for a series of concerts held at the Avalon Ballroom, San Francisco, between 28-30 June and featuring rock bands the  Youngbloods , Santana Blues Band and It's A Beautiful Day , supported by the Garden of Delights light show. This poster is reproduced above. The artwork was by David Warren and L. Kent Hollister, in what appears to be a one-off collaboration. It featured the image of a pensive young woman with a yellowish complexion, surrounded by an array of colourful flowers in yellow, blue and pink, all set against a red background. Purplish and blue text is also seen - with some difficulty - printed upon the i

Alice in Wonderland: Alice in OZ | Australian books | Australian books (presentation) | Christian Yandell's Alice | Film | Poster 1968 | Photography | Poster 1977 | Whitcombe's Alice | Toni Robertson, Tea a nd Yellowca ke , screenprint, Earthworks Poster Collective, 1977 . In 1977 Sydney artist Toni Robertson - at the time a member of the Earthworks Poster Collective working out of the Tin Sheds at the University of Sydney - produced a silkscreen poster with an anti-nuclear theme. The work was cleverly based around the famous Mad Hatter's Tea Party image from Lewis Carroll's 1865 fantasy fictional  Alice in Wonderland. The Robertson poster was entitled Tea and Yellowcake - they will do anything we let them get away with . It is a classic of the era and typical of the richness and variety of posters coming out of the Earthworks Poster Collective during the 1970s. Addressing contemporary political and social justice issues, Robertson a