Posts Tagged ‘Not My Government’
Monday, April 30th, 2012
Tags: General Strike, Graffiti, Not My Government, NUCLEAR WINTER, poster, Screen Print, Street Art
Posted in Pastes | Comments Off on Nuclear Winter, GENERAL STRIKE, Not My Government – Oakland, CA
Monday, December 26th, 2011
Tags: Graffiti, NMG, Not My Government, oakland, paste, Starpig, Street Art
Posted in Characters, Pastes | Comments Off on Not My Government (Starpig) – Oakland, CA
Tuesday, October 11th, 2011
This art show is open through the month of October.
Thank you Matt Page for making this video.
Express the Repressed from Matt Page on Vimeo.
Tags: Art Shows, Exhibits, NMG, Not My Government, NUCLEAR WINTER, NuWi, Paul Barron, PB, PDX, Political, Politics, Portland, Posters
Posted in Events, Video | Comments Off on EXPRESS THE REPRESSED – A Political Poster Exhibit – Portland, OR
Wednesday, October 5th, 2011
Featuring artists: Not My Government, Paul Barron and Nuclear Winter
Where: Samo Lives Gallery – 3848 Gladstone St. Portland, Oregon
On the corner of SE 39th and Gladstone next to the new Green Noise Records.
When: Open through the month of October, 2011.
Gallery Hours – Tuesday through Sunday – 12:00 Noon to 7:00 pm





Tags: Dirty Clean, Express the Repressed, NMG, Not My Government, NUCLEAR WINTER, NuWi, OR, Oregon, Paul Barron, PB, PDX, Political, Portland, Samo Lives
Posted in Events, Past Events, Pastes, Photos | Comments Off on EXPRESS THE REPRESSED – A Political Poster Exhibit – Portland, OR
Saturday, October 1st, 2011
– OPENS TODAY –

Tags: Dirty Clean, Express the Repressed, Mapache Films, NMG, Not My Government, NUCLEAR WINTER, OR, Oregon, Paul Barron, PB, PDX, Political, Political Poster Exhibit, Portland, Posters, Rapclass, Samo Lives, Street Art, Todd Sykes
Posted in Events | Comments Off on EXPRESS THE REPRESSED – Political Poster Exhibit – Portland, OR – Oct 2011
Monday, November 29th, 2010
Tags: Graffiti, Media Dissent, NMG, Not My Government, oakland, Oscar Grant, poster, Still No Justice, Street Art
Posted in Pastes | Comments Off on Still No Justice – Oakland, CA