Join Studio Fallout and INDECLINE as we celebrate the launch of INDECLINE's photo anthology, "Control Alter Delete : A Celebration of Billboard Liberation.”

This anthology traces the collective’s 20+ years of altering billboards and features declassified stories of their exploits and essays from Ron English, The Yes Men, Shepard Fairey and more.

This official book release afterparty will feature an extensive photo exhibit of INDECLINE’s billboard liberation projects, working class poetry and music, exclusive merchandise and a special guest appearance by Jack Napier of the BILLBOARD LIBERATION FRONT.

Join us in our revelry, get your signed book and seize the chance to engage in a revolutionary movement!

INDECLINE, founded in 2001, is an anonymous activist art collective who has utilized guerilla art installations, experimental theater, performance art and billboard liberation as tools to satirically address the various political issues in America and abroad. In the Bay Area, they are best known for installing a naked Donald Trump statue (“The Emperor Has No Balls”) in the Castro District in 2016.