The show turns on a circular space, centralising information on geography, economics, society and politics, with posters, video clips and adverts.
THE forthcoming exhibition of jazz-related movies, posters, video clips and merchandise at the Museum of Modern Art is dauntingly vast, but its title could not be plainer: "Jazz Score".
The ostensibly grown-up man residing in the parental nest — usually in a boyhood bedroom full of movie posters, video games and action figures — is a staple of American comedy.
The campaign, appearing as public service announcements, is intended for television, print, bus posters, video screens in the backs of taxis, the Web sites of local newspapers and a channel on YouTube.
The San Francisco artist and activist, known for producing work in a wide range of media — graffiti, posters, video, performance and more — is unveiling new paintings and a pair of traveling murals.
The annual event brings together thousands of independent music retailers selling rare recordings, memorabilia, out of print books, clothes, posters, videos and magazines.
His act becomes the subject of sermons in mosques, and provides material for leaflets, posters, videos, demonstrations, and extensive coverage in the media.
Book covers, posters, videos, exhibitions, collaborations with architects, editors, filmmakers, performance artists and writers: Mau's projects in these and other media are graphically documented in a book that presents itself as a manifesto as well as a monograph.
In less than 24 hours, the page attracted a slew of comments, promotional posters, videos and more than 12,000 "likes" from online activists hoping to revitalize a protest movement that had been subdued after an effective campaign of state violence, threats, imprisonment of key figures and a blanket ban on access to the mainstream government news media.
Posters, videos and the internal magazine Wal-Mart World conditioned workers themselves to take an anti-union stance or to revalue compensation and benefits.
