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06/02/2020

Now Is Not the Time For Silence

https://www.adquick.com/blog/black-lives-matter/

As our industry’s history dates back to the roots of structural inequality and violence, we believe that our industry has no choice but to step up and carry through the freedoms and protections that have taken far too long to materialize in our country.

06/01/2020

Join us in standing in solidarity with the Black community against racism, hate, & injustice -- and showing our love for the Black community

Join the fight, speak out, & if you can -- make a donation to the ACLU of Southern California.

09/13/2019

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06/05/2019

It's Our Fight Too, poster, 1942.
An icon of American women on the production lines in munitions factories, Rosie the Riveter was everywhere-on posters, in newsreels-rolling up her sleeves. Her home-front heroism opened up a
job and career opportunities for American women during and after the war. A Rosie the Riveter memorial in Richmond, California, honors the women who worked in the Northern California shipyards.

06/03/2019

We Keep Wet Baby Bottoms...., 1969.

05/31/2019

Wilson Ham, 1959.
The Wilson Ham sign is a complex creation that delivers a great deal
of information by giving the viewer's eye many places to dwell. history.

05/30/2019

Kellogg's Sugar Frosted Flakes, 1957.
Tony the Tiger, created in 1957 for Kellogg's Frosted Flakes,
originally shared package panels with Katy the Kangaroo, but Tony
became more popular and Katy was retired in 1953. Tony is the most recognized animal icon in advertising history.

05/29/2019

Small Spender, 1968.
One in a series of popular billboards for Volkswagen, which won the Award of Excellence for its outdoor campaign, the message overlapped with the promotion for the film Sweet Charity, 1969, which features a show-stopping number titled "Big Spender".

05/28/2019

The Jimi Hendrix Experience, 1968.
Psychedelic art met Madison Avenue and arrived on the Sunset Strip, heralding the peak year for this hugely influential musician with sell-out concerts and two gold albums.