Nous Sommes Tous Indesirables (We Are All Undesirables), Student Graphic, Paris May, 1968
This poster shows student leader Daniel Cohn-Bendit, AKA Danny the Red (both for his politics and for his red hair). Cohn-Bendit was the French-born son of German Jews who had fled the Nazis into Paris in the 1930s. Although born in France, Cohn-Bendit had spent much of his youth in Germany before returning to France. His background led conservative opponents of demonstrating students and workers to refer to him as an “undesirable German Jew,” hence the poster “We Are All Undesirables.”
Uncredited Photographer Il Est Interdit D’Interdire (It Is Forbidden to Forbid), Student Grafitti, Paris May, 1968
Bruno Barbey A Dummy in the Form of a Factory Boss Being Hung Outside the Renault Car Factory, Which is On Strike, Boulogne-Billancourt, France May 68
Marc Riboud Student Demonstrators, Paris May, 1968
Marc Riboud Students Using Trash Can Tops as Shields Face Off Against Police Near the Gare de Lyon, Paris May, 1968
45 years on, exactly what has changed?
Anton Corbijn Nick Cave, London 1988
“I listen to his records and go to his concerts. That’s the greatest compliment I can pay an artist.” Iggy Pop on Nick Cave, 1999






