Black and White Posters
The Black and White collection gathers ten posters from the quieter end of the cultural record. Here, contrast carries the evidence. A jazz festival in Sweden appears twice, separated by twelve years and several unresolved administrative decisions. Erna Salt studies shorelines. Hans Grain catalogues doubt. A motorcycle club maintains a reasonable speed. Built from archival photographs, paper scraps and typographic leftovers, these Black and White posters favour grain, absence and the occasional official-looking anomaly. The palette is limited. The implications are not. Each graphic art poster print belongs to Art School Crush’s cultural history of uncertain accuracy, where breakfast literature, basketball anatomy and unpaid penguin bills received the documentation they deserved.
10 posters in this collection
Frequently asked questions
- What is included in the Black and White collection?
- The Black and White collection contains 10 ASC posters, including Montrø Jazz Festival Sweden 1984 and 1996, Erna Salt – Shorelines, Hans Grain – The Collected Doubts and Were-W – The Living Typography Festival. Each records a separate episode from a cultural history of uncertain accuracy.
- Which sizes are available for Black and White posters?
- Each Black and White poster is available in A0, A1 and A2. All sizes are vertical: A0 is 84.1 × 118.9 cm, A1 is 59.4 × 84.1 cm, and A2 is 42 × 59.4 cm. The proportions remain consistent, even when the historical evidence does not.
- What paper are the posters printed on?
- Black and White posters are produced on Premium Matte Paper. It is 200 gsm (80 lb), FSC-certified or equivalent, acid-free, and finished with a smooth non-reflective surface. This suits the collection’s archival textures, deep blacks and typographic leftovers without introducing unnecessary shine.
- How are Black and White posters delivered?
- Orders are produced by ASC’s local printing partners in 22 countries, as close as possible to the destination. Delivery usually takes 3–4 business days within the local production network and 4–12 business days elsewhere. Worldwide shipping is free, with shipping costs integrated into the product price. Returns are accepted within 14 calendar days of arrival.