> All Posters > Benefit Party for Club 57 Poster
28x18 poster promoting danceteria benefit party for iconic club 57 featuring list of artists and collage of woman with nazi symbols on breasts

Benefit Party for Club 57 Poster

New York, 1984

28 x 18 in (71 x 46 cm)

ID #FF27C-PK16-1-LZ

+ Wishlist
"Everyone you can think of presents the / Benefit / party! / FOR / CLUB 57 / With continuous film, art, food, bands, games, cabaret, video, installations, performance, by the following living legends / this is the BEN HUR of benefits! / WED. / SEPT. / 29TH"

Poster promoting a benefit party at Danceteria for Club 57, a former nightclub at 57 St. Mark's Place in the East Village, NYC. It was an iconic cen during the late 1970s and early 80s, a hangout and performance venue for artists such as Keith Haring, Madonna, John Sex, Tom Scully, the B-52s, The Cramps, and many more. Poster is in black and white and features a list of artists, event information, and a collaged photo with an old woman's head layered over a younger woman's body, with two Nazi black suns on her chest.

Publisher: Danceteria

Condition: Please note tears and creases, staining, natural discoloration.

Material: This poster is on paper, but please note that we offer linen-backing for an additional cost. Email us at postermuseum@gmail.com for more details.

100-250 250-500 benefit party club club 57 counterculture culture dance danceteria east village eighties grunge hip iconic keith haring madonna new york nightclub nyc performance political pop poster promotional punk rock size-28-x-18 st marks vintage poster

More from $100 to $250