Kill the Church Art Posters

Kill The Church Art Poster

The most subversive poster you will ever hang on a wall.

It looks like a holiday tray. Christmas tree cookies with red and green sprinkles and white frosting sitting in a silver pan like something your grandmother made. Warm. Familiar. Seasonal. The kind of image that makes people relax before they read what's written on them.

Kill The Church. Save The Man. 666 bookending both rows like punctuation that was always part of the original text.

The same sentence structure as Kill The Indian. Save The Man — the slogan the church used to justify erasing millions of indigenous people, their ceremonies, their languages, their sacred mushroom traditions, their entire relationship with the earth and the cosmos. The institution's own logic turned back on itself in frosting on Christmas cookies.

The sweetest possible vessel carrying the sharpest possible mirror.

At poster scale the text is unmistakable. No one misses it. No one who reads it forgets it. And the cognitive dissonance of that message on that background — holiday warmth meeting institutional accountability — is exactly the kind of discomfort that cracks something open in people who were never going to read a history book.

This is the poster that starts conversations at dinner parties and ends comfortable silences.

A.R.A. — Artistic Revolt Apparel

Sweet enough to serve. Sharp enough to cut.

.: Material: smooth, acid-free, gallery-grade 220gsm fine art paper
.: Giclée print quality
.: Smooth matte finish
.: Available in numerous sizes
.: Horizontal, vertical and square options
.: Blank product sourced from the United Kingdom