The Print Shop is an artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Meet the Print Shop crew, the downtown artists who spent the 1970s turning blank walls into conversation starters. They silkscreened gig posters, protest signs, and tiny flyers that got taped up everywhere, like the one asking “Who shot J.R.?” in bold red and black. Their work wasn’t framed in museums; it was pasted on subway tiles and lampposts, meant to be grabbed and carried.

Find their 1975 Untitled poster in the bundle, it’s the kind of thing you used to peel off a kiosk and tape to your dorm wall.