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Talk is Cheap: A Street Poster Exhibition, 1984

In the 1970s and 80s much of downtown New York lay in decay but amidst the economic squalor a surprising art renaissance emerged along the district’s streets and walls. Most people remember the graffiti from that period but of equal interest was the profusion of street posters. This was the…

Daniel Lerner & Darryl Turner, Post No Bills, Offset Poster, 1984

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Daniel Lerner / Darryl Turner, Post No Bills, 1984; two color offset print poster on newsprint, 35 x 23 in.

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Darryl Turner recalls that this poster consisted solely of the words ‘POST NO BILLS’ blown-up on a xerox machine until it filled up the entire space and you could see white dots in the black letters. It was a conceptual art piece that was meant to be humorous: posting a “bill” that says “Post No Bills.”

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