Red Lines & Death Vows: Mortgage Politics in the 20th Century

Red Lines & Death Vows

These 9 posters were originally produced as lightboxes for Red Lines Housing Crisis Learning Center, an exhibition I designed about the politics of mortgages, held at the Queens Museum of Art in the summer of 2009.

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