GWA printed a poster in October 2017 that we would love to see hanging in windows all over the city. A contraction of statements Eberhard van der Laan made just before his death; he spoke of “the dear city” and of being kind to each other. We turned that into Be Kind to the City, assuming that if you are kind to the city, you should also be kind to each other. Het Parool wrote an article about it: read it here

We still reprint the posters with some regularity because there is still demand for them. The poster always comes in black on (off) white paper, usually also in red on off white, and sometimes in blue. Be surprised in the workshop with what the printer has come up with next. The size is 32.50 by 50, and there is no logic behind that either. And no, sorry, we’d rather not send this poster… Part of this action is to get people to look again at what’s really happening in the city. So get on your bike, and find out what’s happening on the wharf, in Amsterdam Noord! If you really can’t leave your house, we’ll put it in a tube for you. We ask an extra five euros for that, as a contribution to the workshop.