Posters Are Not Urban Clutter
16 June 2005 - 2:00pm
Why posters are an essential part of a city's cultural and community life.
Maisonneuve urban issues columnist Christopher DeWolf looks at the practice of postering. Arguing against the "post no bills" attitude favored by city officials across North America, DeWolf explains why posters are an integral part of a city's arts scene, community life and civic arena.
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Post These Bills: Posters Aren’t Just Urban Clutter, For Many They’re the Only Way to Get a Message Out
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Maisonneuve, June 15, 2005
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