SparkVlog | After Kent State: 1970s anti-war student art in pictures

150 surviving prints of the anti-Vietnam war artworks made at University of California, Berkeley, are to be shown in a new exhibition at Shapero Modern, London. Here we show some highlights

• Poster power: 1970s anti-Vietnam war art by California students

Kathryn Bromwich

Sat 30 Jan 2016 23.00 GMT Last modified on Wed 19 Oct 2022 16.04 BST

• Amerika Is Devouring Its Children, 1970

  Designed by Jay Belloli and paying homage to Goya, this is silkscreened in red across a strip of two sheets of early conjoined, computer paper, complete with tractor strips. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• If This Mother and Child Were Not American Would You Care?, 1970

  A silkscreen in purple. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• Your Son Next?, 1970

  Silkcreened in black on cardboard. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• Stop The War, 1970

  Silkscreened in black on thick white paper, this resides in the poster collection at the University of British Columbia. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• American Flag [Untitled], 1970

  Silkscreen in blue and red on the blank side of a Carson-Morris calendar. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• Write For Peace, 1970

  Silkscreened in yellow and dark blue across a strip of two sheets of computer paper. Note the word ‘RAPE’ stamped in the lower right-hand corner. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• Money Talks; Boycott War Profiteers, 1970

  Silkscreened in bright green on white stock on the back of a Carson-Morris calendar. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• The Cruel War Is Raging, 1970

  By Robin Repp. Printed on the reverse of a Carson-Morris calendar. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• Hunger Is Violence, 1970

  A very fragile example from the collection. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• Peace Now, 1970

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• Bring Us Together, 1970

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• Let There Be Peace ( And Let It Begin With Me), 1970

  By Robin Repp. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• Peace Is Patriotic, 1970

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• Security Is a Silent Majority, 1970

  Silkscreened in orange across a single sheet of computer paper it depicts a caricature of President Nixon as Linus from Peanuts, sucking his thumb. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

• Imagi-Nation, 1970

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• Fascist Infested!, 1970 

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• Amerika, 1970

  Photograph: All images are Courtesy Shapero Modern

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