
October 1, 2019
Paula Scher: The Public Theater Collection
A capsule collection of the designer's best posters for The Public Theater!
A capsule collection of the designer's best posters for The Public Theater!
For two weeks only, enjoy a pop-up display of Italian Hollywood style!
The visual history of AOC's new posters.
A new mini-exhibition on our Lower Level!
Did you miss our takeover of the West 4th Street subway station? Relive the glory and learn about why we chose each image.
A brief history of Art Deco!
A sneak-peek at one of our favorite interactives
A Brief History of how Immigration affected Poster Advertising in the USA
The Subversive Street Art of Maia Lorian & Abe Lincoln Jr.
Our Curator's tribute to Tomi's legendary career
The best pigs in poster history!
The best in contemporary posters we've collected this past year!
Tips from our Collections Manager on making posters for the next Women's March.
All the posters that didn't make the Whitney's Andy Warhol exhibition
Nine Jewish poster artists to celebrate this holiday season!
All the posters from our Library of Congress Collaboration!
Do you need a last-minute poster-themed costume?
An animation competition utilizing The Library of Congress's extensive poster archive!
An interview with one of NYC's most creative social critics
An interview with one of New York's finest
Come be poster nerds with us!
Before Beyonce, there was Mistinguett
Posters + Astrology?
A tale of two posters.....
The story behind the viral subway poster sensation!
Everything you think you know about Rosie the Riveter is WRONG
June is Pride Month! Let's celebrate by looking at LBGTQ figures in poster history.
A candid interview with one of the world's greatest living poster artists
How a boutique New York branding agency lent its talents to the #MarchForOurLives
How two traditional ad men saw potential for improving their neighborhoods through old posters.
The fun backstory behind every New Yorker's favorite poster campaign.
Starting in January of 2017, Art in Ad Places partnered with 55 artists to illegally take over one outdoor advertising space per week for a little over a full year. Having successfully completed that project, Poster House talks with its three organizers about their incredible process and what's coming next.
A brief history of posters pointing at you
No matter how you spend your Valentine's Day, there's a poster for that.
The little-known history of this iconic poster
An interview with the mind behind a very clever subway poster campaign
In case you needed more reasons for NYE FOMO, look no further.
Introducing our new monthly series: Hot Poster Gossip!
Earlier this week, the poster community lost one of its contemporary pioneers, Ivan Chermayeff. Here, we take a brief look at his lasting contribution to the art of advertising.
Our curator makes a case for collecting posters being made around the world right now.
With all the parties happening this weekend, and actual Halloween just a few days away, we thought we’d compile some of our favorite spoooooky posters to help celebrate everyone’s favorite pagan holiday.
A photo-filled look back at our opening party!
What is a poster and where do they come from?
Julia Knight discusses her transition to the poster world and why New York needs a poster museum.
Val Crosswhite talks about her introduction to posters from a young age, and her current relationship with the medium.
Angelina Lippert talks about the history of the poster and what a poster museum will add to the cultural landscape of New York.
Legendary design critic, author, and educator Steven Heller (and Poster House Advisory Board Member!) interviewed the staff via email about the mission, need, and content for a poster museum in New York.
The Poster House logo was designed as moveable frame. The negative space between the typography is the imagined poster.
No time like the present! Summer may be creeping to a close but these vintage travel posters will inspire you to hit the beach.
You’re at an antique shop. You see an awesome poster. The price tag says $500. Is this the deal of a lifetime or a major hustle?
Step One: Google “How to Start a Poster Museum”