Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group Records
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The Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group was created in October 2011 by Amy Roberts and Jeremy Bold to collect and preserve material related to the Occupy Wall Street protest in the fall of 2011 in Manhattan, New York. The Archives Working Group (AWG) continued to collect materials related to other Occupy protests in 2012 and 2013, as well as climate change and racial justice protests. The Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group Records document protests by the Occupy movement between 2011 and 2013, and the work of the AWG to collect materials from these protests. The collection also documents the beginning of the AWG through mission statements, draft budget proposals, meeting agenda, and minutes. The bulk of the collection documents the first Occupy Wall Street protest in the fall of 2011 in Zuccotti Park in Manhattan through posters, artwork, fliers, clippings from print and online news sources, letters of support, diaries, born-digital photographs, buttons, textiles, organizational documents, and the movement's newsletter, The Occupied Wall Street Journal.
Historical Note
The Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group was created in October 2011 by Amy Roberts and Jeremy Bold to collect and preserve material related to the Occupy Wall Street (OWS) protest in the fall of 2011 in Manhattan, New York. The Archives Working Group (AWG) was created to enable the movement to document itself and ensure that materials from the movement would be made available to the public. The AWG collected records of the movement in all formats, and documented the decisions of the OWS General Assembly, Spokes Council, and other working groups. The AWG continued to collect materials related to other Occupy protests in 2012 and 2013, as well as climate change and racial justice protests held in New York City during those years.
Arrangement
Materials are arranged by type of document. The container list is arranged in alphabetical order.
Posters collected on specific dates are listed in chronological order by collection date, with descriptive information about each sign included in the inventory. Posters without a documented date of collection are not arranged, but are housed according to size and material type.
Discussion documents are arranged in alphabetical order by discussion topic. The remaining organizational documents are not arranged, but are housed according to size.
Scope and Contents
The Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group Records document protests by the Occupy movement between 2011 and 2013, and the work of the Archives Working Group (AWG) to collect materials from these protests. The bulk of the collection documents the first Occupy Wall Street (OWS) protest in the fall of 2011 in Zuccotti Park in Manhattan, New York. Other documented events include climate change and racial justice protests in New York, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania. Materials include posters, ephemera, artwork, correspondence, clippings, periodicals, diaries, a map, a compact disc, digital photographs, notebooks, organizational documents, and periodicals.
The bulk of the collection consists of material collected by members of the AWG in order to document the New York City Occupy protest in 2011. The majority of this material consists of posters and ephemera created by members of the movement in Zuccotti Park in 2011. In addition to the posters and ephemera, the AWG also collected letters of support, artwork, clippings, periodicals, diaries, notebooks, digital photographs, a map, and a compact disc. The posters and ephemera document the main issues of the movement, in particular income inequality, wealth distribution, and the influence of corporations on the government. The ephemera includes fliers, pamphlets, clippings, textiles, buttons, and stickers. The letters of support were sent by friends and family of the protestors, supporters from across the country, and one seventh grade social studies class in New Jersey. The clippings include articles from print and online news sources about the protest. The periodicals include the movement's publication, The Occupied Wall Street Journal and Occupy!, which includes articles written by members of the movement and other activists and was published by the n + 1 foundation. The artwork includes small and large-scale plywood, masonite, drywall, metal, and fabric paintings, sculptures, and props created by members of the protest. These items include messages similar to the posters and ephemera. The diaries contain personal entries and meeting notes created by unidentified members of the Occupy movement. The notebooks were found in Zuccotti Park after a raid on the protesters by the New York Police Department in November 2011 and collected by members of the AWG. The map is of a route the protestors may have used in lower Manhattan, in the area surrounding Zucotti Park. The digital photographs depict protesters and police officers, and the compact disc contains the song "People's Park".
Material documenting the AWG is physically housed with the organizational documents and includes mission statements, draft budget proposals, meeting agenda, minutes, and notes. The bulk of the AWG records consist of notes taken by Amy Roberts at AWG meetings, with other material consisting of budget proposals presented to the OWS General Assembly and notes on collecting oral histories and archives best practices.
Material documenting the work of the General Assembly and other working groups are also physically housed with the organizational documents. These include a draft vision statements, a "Declaration of the Occupation of New York City", meeting agenda and notes, discussion documents, informational signs, and notes taken by Roberts at working group meetings. In addition to the AWG, the Music Working Group and other unspecified working groups are documented in the collection. The discussion documents consist of large, rolled sheets of paper with a general topic of discussion and related topics written on the paper.
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Conditions Governing Access
Open to users without restriction, with the exception of textiles, select artwork, and signs larger than 24" x 36".
Conditions Governing Use
Any rights (including copyright and related rights to publicity and privacy) held by the Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group, the creator of this collection, were relinquished and transferred to the public domain in 2013 by Amy Roberts. These materials are governed by a Creative Commons CC0 license, which permits publication and reproduction of materials accompanied by full attribution. See, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/
Preferred Citation
Identification of item, date; Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group Records; TAM 630; box number; folder number; Tamiment Library/Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives, New York University.
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Immediate Source of Acquisition
Donated by Amy Roberts of the Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group, 2013, 2017, and 2019. The accession numbers associated with these gifts are 2013.010, 2013.022, 2017.048, 2017.077, and 2019.079. Materials associated with the collection were found in repository in April 2014. The accession number associated with this material is 2014.096.
Custodial History
Materials were collected by Amy Roberts of the Occupy Wall Street Archives Working Group in 2011 and transferred to the Tamiment Library/Robert F. Wagner Labor Archives in 2013 and 2017. Materials associated with collection were found in the repository in April 2014 and were accessioned at that time.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
Textiles, select artwork, and signs larger than 24" x 36" require conservation treatment before they can be made available to researchers.
Audiovisual Access Policies and Procedures
Audiovisual materials have not been preserved and may not be available to researchers. Materials not yet digitized will need to have access copies made before they can be used. To request an access copy, or if you are unsure if an item has been digitized, please contact tamiment.wagner@nyu.edu with the collection name, collection number, and a description of the item(s) requested. A staff member will respond to you with further information.
Physical Characteristics and Technical Requirements
Advance notice is required for the use of computer records. An access terminal for born-digital materials in the collection is available by appointment for reading room viewing and listening only. Researchers may view an item's original container and/or carrier, but the physical carriers themselves are not available for use because of preservation concerns.
Appraisal
In 2017, duplicate fliers and periodicals were deaccessioned.
In May 2018, the following materials were deaccessioned from the collection: foam letters, clothing, drums and drumsticks, candles, markers, heat blankets, and zip-tie handcuffs. Also removed were posters with duplicative, general, or personal messages; abstract artwork; blank cardboard; and extremely dirty or damaged posters.
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Processing Information
In August 2017, 17 items were prepared to be moved to offsite art storage in September 2017.
In September 2017, the ephemera, letters of support, diary, organizational documents, periodicals, and some posters were housed in archival folders and boxes. Materials were kept in the broad categories in which they were arranged when received from the donor.
In December 2017, the placards, signs, drums, and textiles were surveyed. In May 2018, this material was cleaned by staff from the Barbara Goldsmith Preservation & Conservation Department. In July 2018, materials were kept intellectually in the broad categories in which they were arranged when received from the donor and incorporated into the existing arrangement. Materials were housed in archival folders and boxes, and housed together according to material type and size.
In January 2018, additional ephemera, letters of support, diaries, organizational documents, periodicals, and posters were housed in archival folders and boxes. Materials were kept in the broad categories in which they were arranged when received from the donor and incorporated into the existing arrangement.
One CD-R was forensically imaged and mounted to local storage. A directory was created for one collection of graphics files.
New York University Libraries follow professional standards and best practices when imaging, ingesting, and processing born-digital material in order to maintain the integrity and authenticity of the content.
In August 2021, item-level description of 54 items was added to the finding aid.
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Artwork -- Abraham Lincoln with phrases, 2011
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Artwork -- Apes diptych, 2011
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Artwork -- Banker stencil, 2011
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Artwork -- The Cover Up, 2011
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Artwork -- The Cover Up, 2011
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Artwork -- The Cover Up, 2011
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Artwork -- The Cover Up, 2011
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Artwork -- Crisis Chaos Change, 2011
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Artwork -- Donation box (The Peoples Bank of Change), 2011
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Artist: Albert Wilking
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Artwork -- Kitchen, 2011
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Artwork -- Krishna, 2011
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Artwork -- The Land of the Free..., 2011
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Artwork -- More Like A Fail Out!, 2011
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Artwork -- 99%ER, 2011
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Artwork -- 1,000,000,000,000, 2011
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Artwork -- Rise Sir Lapdog Revolt..., 2011
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Artwork -- Small donation box, 2011
Artwork -- Statue of Liberty with cut out at face, 2011
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Artwork -- Tentacles, 2011
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Artwork -- Top hat with flowers, 2011
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Artwork -- Umbrella with painted flowers, 2011
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Artwork -- When The Well's Dry..., 2011
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Artwork -- Why I Embrace Change..., 2011
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Artwork, buttons, patches, 2011-2013, inclusive
Annotated map of Lower Manhattan, undated
Clippings, 2011-2012, inclusive
Compact disc, 2011
Diaries and notebooks, 2011
Digital photographs, 2011
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Flag, 2011
Fliers, stickers, and postcards, 2011-2013, inclusive
Letters of support, 2011
Map of lower Manhattan, 2011
Object -- Tax Dodgers 1% Foam Finger, 2011
Organizational documents, 2011-2013, inclusive
Pamphlets, 2011-2013, inclusive
Periodical -- The Occupied Wall Street Journal, 2011-11
Periodicals, 2011-2013, inclusive
Poster collected on October 24 -- New survey shows majority of NY'ers support Occupy Wall Street..., 2011
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11" x 17" White paper with black and red ink, taped to cardboard.
Poster collected on October 24 -- Show me the $, 2011
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18.5" x 26.75" Brown cardboard with gold paint.
Poster collected on October 24 -- Day 1er leaving today to organize other occupations need $$ for smartphone, 2011
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20" x 23.75" Brown cardboard with black and green marker.
Poster collected on October 24 -- Occupy Wall Street spends $4,000 a week on photocopies but still cannot buy a coffee machine that keeps the protesters warm, happy and ready to protest, 2011
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15.25" x 19.5" Brown cardboard with black marker.
Poster collected on October 24 -- Image of Lloyd Blankfein as vampire drinking the blood of the Statue of Liberty, reads "Enough prosecute Goldman Sachs personhood", 2011
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14.25" x 22" White poster paper with black marker, and white paper with black ink taped to poster, and silver shoelace. Verso reads: Enough of the vampire squids wrapped around the face of humanity...
Poster collected on October 24 -- The top 1% controls 40% of wealth, 2011
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20" x 30" White foamcore with blue, red, green, and black marker. Verso reads: The bottom 40% controls 1% of wealth
Poster collected on October 24 -- Health care for the 99%, 2011
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25.75" x 26.25" Brown cardboard with black and red marker. Verso reads: Health care not wealth care
Poster collected on November 4 -- Child safe zone, 2011
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7.5" x 18" Brown cardboard with black ink and red duct tape.
Poster collected on November 4 -- A corporation is like a dyslexic Robin Hood, 2011
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10" x 18" Brown cardboard with red ink.
Poster collected on November 4 -- Life, liberty, and the pursuit of humanity! 99%, 2011
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14" x 18" Brown cardboard with black ink.
Poster collected on November 4 -- Corporate power is big government!, 2011
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9" x 15.75" White cardboard with black marker.
Poster collected on November 4 -- Occupy UES Do it now!, 2011
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9.5" x 18.5" Brown cardboard with red marker.
Poster collected on November 4 -- Hey! At least North Dakota's hiring!, 2011
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9.5" x 18.5" Brown cardboard with blue marker.
Poster collected on November 4 -- There were ninty and nine that safely lay in the shelter of the fold but one was off on hills away buying up all the gold, 2011
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14" x 20" White paper with black marker on brown cardboard.
Poster collected on November 4 -- Restore American Airlines flight attendants' wages, 2011
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17" x 19" Brown cardboard with red, green, and blue marker.
Poster collected on November 4 -- When I play, I draw [Monopoly Commmunity Chest card] When you play, you draw [Monopoly Commmunity Chest card] Why does it feel like we are drawing from different decks?, 2011
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22" x 28" Orange poster board with black marker and yellow paper with black ink. Verso reads "Corporation: an engenious device for obtaining individual profit without individual responsibility - Ambrose Bierce"
Poster collected on November 4 -- Give donations to official working groups only, 2011
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23" x 25.5" Brown cardboard with black marker.
Poster collected on November 4 -- No left, no right, only 99%, 2011
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Diameter = 13.5" Blue painted wooden circle with black marker. Verso reads "I don't wanna get locked up but if that's my only choice then so be it!"
Poster collected on November 4 -- 99% stealing is wrong Cadogan Scimecca 5 years old, 2011
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Diameter = 13" Blue painted wooden circle with black marker. Verso reads "Do you love yourself or others best?"
Poster collected on November 4 -- One good way to control greed is to > wages, 2011
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Diameter = 13.25" Blue painted wooden circle with black marker.
Poster collected on November 4 -- Instead of asking for debt forgiveness, 2011
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Diameter = 13.25" Blue painted wooden circle with black marker. Verso reads "Stop paying your bills!"
Poster collected on November 4 -- Sick of big banksters greed + arrogance? Then leave em'! Go with small/local banks + credit unions, 2011
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11" x 14" Yellow poster paper with black marker.
Poster collected on November 4 -- What do Americans want? Fair pay for hard work, 2011
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11" x 17" White poster paper with red marker. Verso reads "What do banksters want? Freedom to loot
Poster collected on November 4 -- Eat trees Please pardon our appearance. We are making the world! Feet!, 2011
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11" x 17" White paper with black ink and green marker.
Poster collected on November 4 -- We are the other 99%, 2011
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12" x 18" Blue poster paper with white and red ink.
Poster collected on November 4 -- Hungry?, 2011
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13.25" x 15.5" Black styrofoam with white paint. Verso reads "Eat the rich!"
Poster collected on November 4 -- You have a gambling problem..., 2011
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13.5" x 16.5" Black foamcore with white paint. Verso reads "...We're here to help!"
Poster collected on November 4 -- Justice is blind, 2011
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13" x 16.5" Black foamcore with white paint. Verso reads "... Not stupid!"
Poster collected on November 4 -- Forget where the money went..., 2011
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13.5" x 15.5" Black foamcore with white paint. Verso reads "...Where did it come from??"
Poster collected on November 4 -- Bail me out! Only $25,000, 2011
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13.5" x 15.5" Black foamcore with white paint.
Poster collected on November 6 -- Health care is a human right, 2011
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18.5" x 21" Brown cardboard with red and blue marker.
Poster collected on November 6 -- Wall Street you're fired, 2011
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18" x 19" Brown cardboard with white paper, black ink, blue and red paint, and blue tape.
Poster collected on November 6 -- Give 2 the people! The G.A. is an evil super power!, 2011
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7.5" x 30.5" Brown cardboard with white, red, and yellow paint.
Poster collected on November 6 -- Image of black and white American flag with person lifting one of the stripes, 2011
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20" x 30" White poster board with black ink.
Poster collected on November 6 -- Image of person climbing street sign, which reads "Worth fighting for", 2011
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20" x 30" White poster board with red ink.
Poster collected on November 6 -- Image of pig, which reads "That's some pig!", 2011
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20" x 30" White poster board with black ink.
Poster collected on November 6 -- 99% how many more do we need?, 2011
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22" x 28" White poster board with brown, red, black, and green paint.
Poster collected on November 7 -- The Fed-Treasury evil axis rips us all off!, 2011
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8.5" x 11" White paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- We are in a drastic need of ending the exchange of us bonds..., 2011
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8.5" x 11" White paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Racism is strictly forbidden here!!, 2011
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17" x 19" Brown cardboard with purple marker.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Shrewd Uncle Sam..., 2011
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8.5" x 11" White paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Wanted Kathleen Ann Corbet, 2011
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8.5" x 11" White paper with black ink. Verso reads "Wanted Lewis S. Ranieri"
Poster collected on November 7 -- Image of girl lying on street in front of protesters with "Occupy for innocence", 2011
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13" x 19" White poster board with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Turn off the news + read!, 2011
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13" x 18.25" Brown cardboard with black marker.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Elmo hates Wall Street, 2011
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20" x 29" Brown cardboard with black, brown, and yellow marker.
Poster collected on November 7 -- First in the nation caucus occupation..., 2011
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11" x 17" White poster board with black ink and silver duct tape.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Wanted Stanley O'Neal, 2011
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8.5" x 11" White paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Wanted Sanford "Sandy" I. Weill, 2011
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8.5" x 11" White paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Capitalism Capitalism Capitalism..., 2011
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8.5" x 11" White paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Image of a bull surrounded by protesters and bankers, reads "The brazen, brazen bull", 2011
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14" x 22" Tan paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Image of worker confronting evil Uncle Sam, reads "Occupy for freedom peace truth love life", 2011
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19" x 24.75" White poster board with red and blue paint.
Poster collected on November 7 -- We, Tamils support Occupy Wall St., 2011
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12" x 22.5" Brown cardboard with blue marker and twine.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Image of worker confronting evil Uncle Sam, reads "Occupy for freedom peace truth love life", 2011
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19" x 24.75" White poster paper with blue paint.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Give us back Manhattan, 2011
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12.5" x 20" Green paper with black ink and blue duct tape.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Money money money no longer funny in a rich mans world, 2011
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12.5" x 20" Green paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Int'l. Action Center Occupy Wall Street, 2011
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11" x 17" Yellow paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Image of one-eyed Uncle Sam, reads "Stop! These changes are only mandated for your safety, convenience and security!", 2011
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18" x 24" Grey paper with red paint.
Poster collected on November 7 -- Image of two hands, reads "Place your hand here. Have stranger place hand here. Remove hands when no longer strangers.", 2011
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18" x 24" White particleboard with black ink.
Poster collected on November 9 -- OWS Screen Print Guild..., 2011
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12" x 18" White paper with black ink, laminated.
Poster collected on November 9 -- This system has no future for the youth the revolution does! Revcom.us, 2011
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22" x 29" White foamcore with red and black marker.
Poster collected on November 9 -- This is just practice, 2011
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14" x 18" Brown particleboard with black marker.
Poster collected on November 9 -- Welcome to the United States, Inc, 2011
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17.5" x 32.5" Brown cardboard with black and white paint.
Poster collected on November 9 -- #Occupy Life, 2011
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17.5" x 32.25" Brown cardboard with red paint and black marker.
Poster collected on November 9 -- The television will not be revolutionized. Let's occupy!!!, 2011
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22.25" x 40.25" Brown cardboard with green paint.
Poster collected on November 12 -- Save free markets from the Oligarchs and Kleptocrats, 2011
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20" x 30" Green foamcore with black marker.
Poster collected on November 12 -- Image of man reading sign, which reads "Occupy Occupy Occupy...", 2011
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16.75" x 21.5" Paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 12 -- Bankers and toffs get stuffed!, 2011
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20" x 25" Green paper with black ink.
Poster collected on November 12 -- Image of man eating pie filled with money, titled "American Pie", 2011
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18" x 23.75" White paper with multi-colored ink. Artist: Michael D'Antuono
Poster collected on November 12 -- Image of man in suit being comforted by another man, titled "Down & Outsourced", 2011
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18" x 24" White paper with multi-colored ink. Artist: Michael D'Antuono
Poster collected on November 12 -- Image of man putting model of United States Capitol building in his pocket, titled "Small Government", 2011
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18" x 23.75" White paper with multi-colored ink. Artist: Michael D'Antuono
Poster collected on November 12 -- Ten years ago we've got Steve Jobs, Bob Hope & Johnny Cash. Now, we've got no jobs, no hope, & no cash, 2011
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26" x 34" Brown cardboard with green, blue, and red crayon
Poster collected on November 14 -- Image of Michael Bloomberg, police officer, and snowstorm over Zuccotti Park, reads "We have to clear that park before the holidays. Turn the H.A.A.R.P. on full blast!! Let's see them occupy the snow.", 2011
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22" x 28" White poster paper with pink, purple, and black marker, with clear tape over paper.
Poster collected on November 14 -- Image of Barack Obama shining a flashlight into a turkey, reads "Hey ho B.O. Where did all our jobs go? Happy thanksgiving everyone, 2011
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22" x 27.25" White poster paper with black marker.
Poster collected on November 14 -- Map of United States divided into three sections with numbers in each, reads "Wealth WTF", 2011
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15.5" x 20.75" White cardboard with black marker.
Poster collected on November 14 -- Smash the two-party system, 2011
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12" x 18" White poster paper with black marker. Verso reads: We are the 99%
Poster collected on November 14 -- For the benefit of the whole..., 2011
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22" x 28" Yellow poster paper with black and red marker.
Poster collected on November 14 -- Inequality makes my patients sick! PNHP Physicians for a National Health Program New York Metro Chapter, 2011
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22" x 28" White poster paper with black marker, and white paper with green and black ink taped onto poster. Verso reads: "American exceptionalism." Except for: the poor, minorities, students, workers, immigrants, Native-Americans, et al and you!
Poster collected on November 14 -- I'm a doctor for the 99% PNHP Physicians for a National Health Program New York Metro Chapter, 2011
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22" x 28" White poster paper with black marker, and white paper with green and black ink taped onto poster. Verso reads: Thomas Jefferson said: "When I reflect that God is just, I tremble for my country." America: You will not be absolved of your crimes -against- humanity.
Poster collected on November 14 -- #OccupierAdvocacy, address greivances, answer questions, navigate bureaucracy. How can we help?, 2011
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23" x 35" Peach poster paper with black marker.
Poster collected on November 14 -- I'm the 99% fighting for my rights, 2011
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22" x 28" White poster paper with black and red marker.
Poster collected on November 14 -- We want butter not guns! Listen to us*, 2011
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12.25" x 24" Brown cardboard with blue marker. Verso reads: Obama lied: No change, transparency, offshore accounts, savings, social security, run away inflation, endless wars
Poster collected on November 14 -- I want to burn the Turkish flag. Belongs to 1% ruling class, 2011
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23" x 24" Brown cardboard with black marker.
