Radical poster art exhibit at CELLspace, one night only

Here is the blurb in this week's 'SF Weekly' for 'Defiant Proclamations,' an exhibit of radical poster art at CELLspace tomorrow night:

http://www.sfweekly.com/events/and-147-defiant-proclamationsand-148--1889612/

Not Everything Is on the Internet
By Hiya Swanhuyser

Kevin Keating was once known far and wide as the Mission Yuppie Eradication Project; he was accused of keying SUVs in the late 1990s to protest gentrification. Most people thought he was making a complicated point in a humorously dramatic manner, but, of course, opinions varied. In a 1999 San Francisco Chronicle article detailing his arrest and the police ransacking of his home, he was portrayed as a poo-smearing criminal, but even Commander Greg Suhr of the Mission Police Station freely admitted that Keating was “well-read and cerebral.” Don’t you want to see this guy’s art collection?

At “Defiant Proclamations,” Keating and other interesting, energetic activists such as muralist Mona Caron and painter Hugh D’Andrade display their political posters. “Radical Posters from the 1960s to the Present” is the show’s subtitle, and other contributors include Jesus Barraza and Melanie Cervantes of Dignidad Rebelde, who have deep roots in the Bay Area’s graphic-arts poster tradition. And word on the cyberstreet is that Vince Dugar has a poster made by 1960s food-freedom group the Diggers.

'Defiant Proclamations,' will be exhibited for one night only, Thursday March 11th, from 7pm to midnight, at CELLspace, 2050 Bryant Street, (bet. 18th and 19th) in the Mission District, San Francisco. Be there or be square!