Free Ken Loudhawk and Russel Redner
Publisher
Eugene Coalition/ Coalition Press
Dateafter 1975
Mediumlithograph on paper
Dimensions14 × 20 in. (35.6 × 50.8 cm)
ClassificationsPrints & Printmaking
Credit LineAlbuquerque Museum, gift of Diane Palley
Object numberPC2020.34.249
DescriptionPoster with a black-and-white photograph of Kenneth Loudhawk and Russell Redner, members of the American Indian Movement, walking down a street while wearing handcuffs and shackled together. A man wearing a suit and holding a cigar in his mouth looks at the camera while escorting the two men. Prominent text at upper right reads: "Free Ken Loudhawk and Russell Redner," and continues at bottom: "Stop the Process of Genocide." A paragraph text at right describes details of the arrest of Loudhawk and Redner in Portland, Oregon, in 1975.On View
Not on view
National Coalition for Fair Immigration Laws and Practices
1974
