Virus - punk is noise 1982-1989 BOOK

Virus - punk is noise 1982-1989', curated by Marco Teatro and Giacomo Spazio
Graphic book dedicated to the space that saw the birth of the Milanese and Italian punk scene.

Milan 1982, the Virus was a symbolic place for the development of the Italian punk scene, as well as alternative experimentation to the system.

The anarchist punk collective Virus is and has been one of the most important and radical Italian collectives, an anarchist place among the best known in the world.
The book 'Virus - punk is noise 1982-1989' edited by Marco Teatro and Giacomo Spazio collects all the graphic materials (posters, fanzines, posters and flyers) bearing the collective signature Virus that the two authors have managed to recover.

All the materials presented were made public and distributed freely during the years from its impetuous presence: from 1982, the year of its establishment, to its definitive closure in 1989. Reproduced in chronological order, they reconstruct without the need for additional comments, a chronology of the city of Milan and Italian politics in the 80s. Graphic simplicity and aesthetic rawness are an integral part of the content narrated in the texts.

publisher: Goodfellas, Italian import