These are the last of the Clamor Magazine “Make Art Not War” set posters from 2004. You’re not likely to find these anywhere else!
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81: Fizz
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This week I’m going to jump back to Germany in the 60s and 70s, and look at Fizz, an antiauthoritarian political paper which split with Agit 883. Editors from Agit…