Australia’s Bernie Slater is a visual artist with a keen interest in the power of multiples, and the notion of printmaking as a democratic and accessible medium with the power to engender social change.
Read our full interview with Bernie here.
‘Alan’ by Bernie Slater, 2011. Screenprint and ballpoint pen.
‘Trolley’ by Bernie Slater, 2012. Screenprint and ballpoint pen.
Screenshot from stuffcatalogue.com by Bernie Slater, 2012.
‘Car Stuff’ by Bernie Slater, 2013. Lithograph.
‘Elite White’ by Bernie Slater, 2008. Black pen on toilet paper packet.
‘Let us know what you think’ by Bernie Slater, 2008. Ballpoint pen on pamphlet.
‘Tell us about your shopping experience’ by Bernie Slater, 2008. Ballpoint pen on pamphlet.
‘As seen on TV’ by Bernie Slater, 2009. Collage.
‘Participate in World Events’ by Bernie Slater, 2008. Ballpoint pen on pamphlet.
‘Please spare our lives’ postcard (front), by Bernie Slater, 2004.
‘Please spare our lives’ postcard (back), by Bernie Slater, 2004.
‘More TV’ leaflet by Bernie Slater, 2004.
‘Flag waving’ postcard by Bernie Slater, 2010.
‘Commercial News’ leaflet by Bernie Slater, 2005.
‘Shut up, Do Nothing’ by Bernie Slater, 2005. Screenprint.
‘How to surrender to the USA’ leaflet by Bernie Slater, 2003.
