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Judith Supine wheatpastes at recruitment center

Posted December 6, 2005 by in Street Art / Graffiti

Link to video: Judith Supine wheatpastes at recruitment center Political collage artist Judith Supine sent word of an impressive postering job at the Times Square recruitment office. You can check out a short video here. We asked about the inspiration for the action, and got this succinct response:

to quote e.e. cummings "there is some shit I will not eat"

If you're not familiar with Judith's work, check out her/his flickr page. The collages are always well-placed and seeing them in person is a real treat: their construction is delicate and subtle while the content still packs a real solid punch. Wonderful stuff.

There's a ton of great activist groups doing counter-recruitment work right now. The American Friends Service Committee has an informative collection of essays, and Citizen Soldier highlights the realities of military service, and Leave My Child Alone is a new campaign to protect high school students from intrusive and deceptive recruitment tactics. The Indypendent's CounterRecruiter is also a good resource for news on anti-recruitment activism.

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Very curious to know if there end up being any legal problems from this -- the person showing his face in the video especially -- please post to the blog if there are, thanks.

Posted by: friend@know-our-enemy.net at December 6, 2005 1:39 PM

wowee zowee! this is one gutsy move, and an amazing intervention!

Posted by: Molly at December 6, 2005 3:48 PM

her work is so amazing. one if not the most interesting "street artist" there is

at the moment.. in love with her provocative work.

Posted by: a fan at December 6, 2005 8:07 PM

very ballsy---and the image is on point

Posted by: holly shit at December 7, 2005 2:55 AM

very impressive

Posted by: kateg at December 10, 2005 3:18 PM

We are loving her work -- it's a treat to discover new pieces each day in our neighborhood. Who needs galleries -- take it back to the street!!

Posted by: Christina at October 11, 2006 6:11 PM

fantastic stuff..i actually used the piece on elizabeth & spring st for a photo essay i did for school

Posted by: brian at October 24, 2006 10:36 PM

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