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Stick ’em up!

LOVINGLY compiled by collector Andrew Krivine, is a new book that makes a strong case for posters being the visual medium that best captured the vibrancy and immediacy of punk. The handsome coffee-table tome covers everything from the CBGB’s scene to Peter Saville’s Factory graphics, but with the emphasis on what was stuck on the walls, rather than the more familiar

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