Rosso, nr. 15, MAR-APR. 1975
YES YES YES Revolutionary Press in Italy investigates the Italian scene of revolutionary press between 1966 and 1977, a period marked by intense social and political conflict expressed through student revolts, workers’ strikes, the emergence of radical movements, occupations of universities and factories. In this climate, printed media played a fundamental role in the circulation of claims and demands of the movements, while experimenting with visual and artistic languages.
The editorial organs took different forms: news sheets, newspapers, magazines, mimeographs, pamphlets, some daily papers and magazines, and other discontinuous publications, including single editions printed while awaiting authorization for approval. Sometimes the journals were a one-time-only supplement or attachment, ephemeral and volatile. The dynamic printing activities were linked to the political, ideological, antagonist, and counter-cultural struggle of a period of protest and occupation of civil spaces, areas of freedom, and social creativity. Selected archive of printed matter included in this book will be presented at TABF.
Rosso, anno III, nr. 10-11
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