A collection of reproduced rave flyers produced for events in New York between 1990 and 1995.

Flyers were critical to the spread of rave culture pre-internet. The dissemination of the printed pieces gave ravers information on where and when promoters would be organizing parties. To stand out, events needed to have distinctive artwork, illustrations, and/or typography.

The flyers are also important documents of subculture organizing, documenting locales, dates, artists, and organizations that were part of the rave community in New York City.

Published by Colpa Press, 2020

76 pages, full-color digital, 5.5 × 8.5 inches