RED SHOES Poster Archive . Archif Bosteri'r Esgidiau Cochion

04/09/2026

Get your skates on if you want a stall. I've heard they have over 20 booked in already. It's going to be one to remember. (Link to book stall in first comment)

25/08/2026

We developed this into a poster from an anarchist sticker site late last year. We started selling it on our stall and people absolutely love it.

We like to think Dolly approved.

RIP Dolly - fly high little sparrow

09/08/2026

Rest in Peace, comrade Dai

05/08/2026

We are here this Saturday. Come find us in the garden hub building. Selling posters and having chats.

02/06/2026

15/05/2026

In our collection we have over 100 'cultural revolution' works printed for global distribution in that period. Including a copy of this.

'Shared happiness’ — Chinese poster (1962) showing Mao celebrating New Year with the peoples of China. Designed by Liu Wenxi.

15/05/2026

01/05/2026

Workers have the power to make a land of kibble and fish for all. Our sturdy tomcat constructs a bowl. Swirls of abundant milk, fish, kibble, and catnip arise and fill the background. "Socialist League" (2021) is my cat poster version of the very real membership card drawn by Walter Crane. The League was founded by the famous writer and artist William Morris in 1884.

01/05/2026

Comrades: a couple of us are interrailing and TODAY WE ARE IN PARIS for International Workers Day 😁😁😁👊🏿✊🏼✊️👊🏼👊♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🚩

We are joining the March later, and hope to pick up a few posters for the archive too 🙏🤞

But in the meantime here's some street posters we've seen on our travels in Belgium, Germany and here in Paris

11/04/2026

Robert Chrisman, Thomas Clarkson, Nathan Hare, Janet Cheatham Saxe; The Black Scholar Vol. 2 No. 2, The Black World Foundation; United States, 1970 ⁠
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In 1791, British abolitionist Thomas Clarkson commissioned a diagram to detail how humans were packed into slave ship hulls for monthslong transatlantic journeys. Clarkson’s diagram demonstrated the stark and cruel reality of the slave trade, which his efforts helped outlaw in Britain in 1807. This symbol has since been reclaimed on artwork ranging from protest posters, to album art (like Bob Marley’s 1979 Survival), to this cover of The Black Scholar journal.⁠
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