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Created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-12

a photograph of a poster for people to see in the picture

Created by general-english-image-caption-blip-2 on 2025-06-30

a poster for the people's flag show

Created by gpt-4o-2024-05-13 on 2024-12-29

The image is of a poster titled "Peoples Flag Show," advertising an event scheduled for November 9, 1970, at the Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The poster is predominantly dark red with black text. The top section emphasizes the event details using bold, capitalized letters. The text reads:

"PEOPLES FLAG SHOW NOV.9.'70
JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
NYC SP.70033"

The lower part of the poster contains a lengthy, handwritten message in a more slender, sans-serif font, which conveys a rebellious and thought-provoking message. It reads:

"THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO CAN INTERPRET THE AMERICAN FLAG
A FLAG WHICH DOES NOT BELONG TO THE PEOPLE TO DO WITH AS THEY SEE FIT SHOULD BE BURNED AND FORGOTTEN. ARTISTS, WORKERS, STUDENTS, WOMEN, THIRD WORLD PEOPLES: YOU ARE OPPRESSED. WHAT DOES THE FLAG MEAN TO YOU?

JOIN THE PEOPLES ANSWER TO THE REPRESSIVE U.S. GOVT. & STATE LAWS RESTRICTING OUR USE + DISPLAY OF THE FLAG
SPONSORED BY THE INDEPENDANT ARTISTS FLAG SHOW COMMITTEE
TO BE HELD AT 55 WASHINGTON SQUARE SO. NYC"

The poster is clearly designed to challenge the traditional notions of nationalism and to provoke discussion about the meaning and ownership of the American flag, especially among marginalized groups.

Created by gpt-4 on 2024-11-28

This image shows a poster with a strong political message, primarily typographic, set against a dark red background. The text is in capital letters, with a consistent font that has a bold and blocky style.

The main body of text reads:

"PEOPLES FLAG SHOW NOV. 9 '70 JUDSON MEM ORIAL CHURCH NYC SP7-0033"

Adjacent to this central text is a message that asserts the right of American people to interpret the American flag and suggests that if the flag does not belong to the people, it should be "burned and forgotten." The text addresses "artists, workers, students, women, third world people" and poses the question, "WHAT DOES THE FLAG MEAN TO YOU?"

Furthermore, the poster mentions a reaction to "repressive U.S. govt. state laws restricting use + display of the flag" and ends by delegating the event as "sponsored by the independant artists' flag show committee" and gives a location: "TO BE HELD AT 55 WASHINGTON SQUARE SO. N.Y.C."

The message on the poster indicates a call for reflection and possibly protest on issues relating to national identity, freedom of expression, and the meaning and ownership of national symbols such as the flag. The date and locations suggest an event connected to these themes.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-25

This is a promotional poster for a "People's Flag Show" that took place on November 9, 1970, at the Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The poster has a dark red background with black text and appears to be making political statements about the American flag. It includes provocative text questioning who has the right to interpret the American flag and suggests that the flag should belong to the people. The poster specifically addresses artists, workers, students, women, and "third world peoples," asking them what the flag means to them. It appears to be protesting government and state laws restricting the use and display of the flag. The event was sponsored by the "Independent Artists' Flag Show Committee" and was held at 55 Washington Square South in NYC.

Created by claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022 on 2024-12-26

This is a protest poster or flyer from 1970 advertising the "People's Flag Show" at Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The design features bold text in black against a dark red background. The poster contains several provocative statements about the American flag and its interpretation, including "The American people are the only people who can interpret the American flag" and "A flag which does not belong to the people." It appears to be calling for action against restrictive U.S. government and state laws regarding flag use and display. The event was sponsored by the "Independent Artists' Flag Show Committee" and was to be held at 55 Washington Square South, NYC. The text specifically addresses artists, workers, students, women, and "third world peoples" who are described as being oppressed, asking them "what does the flag mean to you?" This appears to be a historically significant piece of protest art challenging flag desecration laws and exploring questions of patriotic symbolism during a politically charged era.

Created by claude-3-haiku-20240307 on 2024-11-27

The image appears to be a poster or flyer for a "People's Flag Show" event happening on November 9, 1970 at the Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The poster contains various text and messaging related to the American flag and its interpretation, including phrases like "The American people are the only people who can interpret the American flag" and "A flag which does not belong to the people". The poster also includes event details such as the location, date, and contact information.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-12-24

The image is a poster for an event called "PEOPLES FLAG SHOW" that took place on November 9-10, 1970, at Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The poster features a red background with black text and a black box containing red text.

Key Elements:

• Title: "PEOPLES FLAG SHOW"
• Date: November 9-10, 1970
• Location: Judson Memorial Church, New York City
• Black Box: Contains red text with information about the event
• Red Text: Provides details about the event, including the date, location, and purpose
• Black Text: Outlines the purpose of the event, which is to explore the meaning of the American flag to different people

Overall Impression:

The poster appears to be promoting an event that aims to spark conversation and reflection about the symbolism and significance of the American flag. The use of bold colors and clear typography makes the poster eye-catching and easy to read.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2024-11-25

The image is a poster for an art event titled "PEOPLES FLAG SHOW NOV. 9'70 JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH NYC SP7-0033". The title is written in large, red block letters at the top left of the image. Below the title, there are several lines of text in black that appear to be a quote or statement about the flag and its meaning. The text is written in a handwritten-style font and is arranged in a way that creates a sense of movement and flow.

At the bottom of the image, there is a line of text that reads "JOIN THE PEOPLES ANSWER TO THE REPRESSIVE U.S. GOVT. & STATE LAWS RESTRICTING USE OF DISPLAY OF THE FLAG" in black. Below this, it says "SPONSORED BY THE INDEPENDENT ARTISTS FLAG SHOW COMMITTEE" in smaller text. Finally, at the very bottom of the image, it says "TO BE HELD AT 55 WASHINGTON SQUARE SO. NYC" in small text.

The background of the image is a solid brown color, which provides a neutral backdrop for the text and title. Overall, the image appears to be a promotional poster for an art event that explores the meaning and significance of the American flag.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-02-24

The image appears to be a poster or flyer for an event called the "People's Flag Show" which was held on November 9, 1970, at Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The poster has a red background with black text and features a bold, sans-serif font.

The main text on the poster reads, "The American people are the only people who can interpret the American flag." This statement suggests that the event aimed to challenge the traditional interpretation of the American flag and encourage a more inclusive and diverse perspective.

The poster also includes a call to action, inviting artists, workers, students, women, and Third World people to participate in the show and share their interpretations of the American flag. It asks, "What does the flag mean to you?" and encourages people to join the "People's Answer to the Repressive U.S. Government and State Laws Restricting Our Use and Display of the Flag."

The poster mentions that the event was sponsored by the Independent Artists' Flag Show Committee and provides a contact address at 55 Washington Square South, New York City.

Overall, the image represents a political and cultural event that aimed to challenge the traditional symbolism of the American flag and promote a more inclusive and diverse interpretation of the nation's symbol.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-02-24

The image shows a red-colored poster with black text. The poster is promoting an event called "Peoples Flag Show" on November 9, 1970, at Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The poster also features a statement that reads, "The American people are the only people who can interpret the American flag, a flag which does not belong to the people." It also includes a call to action for artists, workers, students, women, and third-world people to join the movement against repressive U.S. government and state laws restricting the use and display of the flag. The poster is sponsored by the "Independent Artists Flag Show Committee."

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-04-27

The image is a poster in red and black with blocky text. The top left section reads "PEOPLES FLAG SHOW NOV. 970 JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH NYC SP7 0033." The poster also features additional text, including "THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO CAN INTERPRET THE AMERICAN FLAG A FLAG WHICH DOES NOT BELONG TO THE PEOPLE." It continues with "TO DO WITH AS THEY SEE FIT - SHOULD BE BURNED AND FORGOTTEN - ARTISTS, WORKERS. STUDENTS, WOMEN, THIRD WORLD PEOPLES - YOU ARE OPPRESSED - WHAT DOES THE FLAG MEAN TO YOU?" The poster ends with "JOIN THE PEOPLE'S ANSWER TO THE REPRESSIVE U.S. GOVT. & STATE LAWS RESTRICTING USE & DISPLAY OF THE FLAG. SPONSORED BY THE INDEPENDENT ARTISTS 'FLAG SHOW' COMMITTEE 55 WASHINGTON SQUARE SO. NYC"

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-04-27

This image is a poster advertising the "People's Flag Show" held at Judson Memorial Church in NYC on November 9, 1970. It is printed on a red background with black text. The title "PEOPLES FLAG SHOW" is prominently displayed, along with the date and location information.

The text includes a series of provocative statements and questions that challenge the symbolism and meaning of the American flag, with a clear anti-establishment tone. The poster encourages viewers to consider their own interpretation of the flag and implies that the flag does not belong to the people. It also calls for artists, workers, students, women, and "third world peoples" to join the "People's answer" to the US government and state laws restricting the use and display of the flag.

The bottom of the poster lists the "Independent Artists' Flag Show" committee as the sponsor and provides an address, likely where the event was organized or held. Overall, the poster conveys a strong message of political dissent and artistic freedom, using the flag as a focal point for social and political critique.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-04-27

The image is a poster for the "People's Flag Show," an event held on November 9, 1970, at the Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The poster is predominantly red with black text.

The text on the poster reads:

"PEOPLES FLAG SHOW NOV.9 '70 JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH NYC SPZ 0033

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO CAN INTERPRET THE AMERICAN FLAG. A FLAG WHICH DOES NOT BELONG TO THE PEOPLE TO DO WITH AS THEY SEE FIT SHOULD BE BURNED AND FORGOTTEN. ARTISTS, WORKERS, STUDENTS, WOMEN, THIRD WORLD PEOPLES YOU ARE OPPRESSED. WHAT DOES THE FLAG MEAN TO YOU?

JOIN THE PEOPLES ANSWER TO THE REPRESSIVE U.S. GOVT. & STATE LAWS RESTRICTING USE & DISPLAY OF FLAG

SPONSORED BY THE INDEPENDENT ARTISTS FLAG SHOW COMMITTEE 55 WASHINGTON SQUARE SO. NYC"

The poster is a call to action, encouraging people to join an event that challenges the government's restrictive laws on the use and display of the American flag. It emphasizes that the American people should have the freedom to interpret and use the flag as they see fit, and it invites various groups, including artists, workers, students, women, and third-world peoples, to participate. The event is sponsored by the Independent Artists Flag Show Committee, and contact information is provided for those interested in attending or supporting the event.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-7B-Instruct on 2025-07-10

This image is a poster for the "People's Flag Show," which took place on November 9, 1970, at the Judson Memorial Church in New York City. The poster is predominantly red with black text, and it features a bold, handwritten-style font.

The poster includes the following key elements:

1. Title and Event Details:

   • "PEOPLE'S FLAG" is prominently displayed at the top left.
   • The event date, "NOV.9'70," is also at the top left.
   • The venue, "JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH," is written below the date.
   • The location, "NYC SP7-0033," suggests it was part of a series of events or performances.

2. Main Message:

   • The poster critiques the American flag, stating, "THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE WHO CAN INTERPRET THE AMERICAN FLAG A FLAG WHICH DOES NOT BELONG TO THE PEOPLE TO DO WITH AS THEY SEE FIT. SHOULD BE BURNED AND FORGOTTEN."
   • It addresses various groups of people, including artists, workers, students, women, and Third World peoples, emphasizing their oppression and questioning "WHAT DOES THE FLAG MEAN TO YOU?"

3. Call to Action:

   • The poster encourages people to join "THE PEOPLE'S ANSWER TO THE REPRESSIVE U.S. GOVT. & STATE LAWS RESTRICTING OUR USE & DISPLAY OF THE FLAG."

4. Sponsorship and Location:

   • The event is sponsored by the "INDEPENDANT ARTISTS 'FLAG SHOW' COMMITTEE."
   • The location for the event is given as "55 WASHINGTON SQUARE SO. NYC."

The poster uses a powerful rhetorical style, combining direct calls to action with open-ended questions to prompt reflection and participation in the event. The red background and black text create a sense of urgency and intensity, reflecting the political and cultural context of the 1970s.

Created by Qwen/Qwen2.5-VL-72B-Instruct on 2025-07-10

This image is a poster advertising an event titled "People's Flag Show." The poster has a red background with black and red text. The main text on the left side of the poster reads:

PEOPLE'S FLAG SHOW NOV.9'70
JUDSON MEMORIAL CHURCH
NYC SP7-0033

The right side of the poster contains a message in black text that reads:

THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE THE ONLY PEOPLE
WHO CAN INTERPRET THE AMERICAN FLAG
A FLAG WHICH DOES NOT BELONG TO THE PEOPLE
TO DO WITH AS THEY SEE FIT SHOULD BE BURNED AND FORGOTTEN
ARTISTS, WORKERS, STUDENTS, WOMEN, THIRD WORLD PEOPLES
YOU ARE OPPRESSED. WHAT DOES THE FLAG MEAN TO YOU?
JOIN THE PEOPLE'S ANSWER TO THE REPRESSIVE U.S. GOVT & STATE LAWS RESTRICTING USE & DISPLAY OF THE FLAG
SPONSORED BY THE INDEPENDENT ARTISTS "FLAG SHOW" COMMITTEE TO BE HELD AT 55 WASHINGTON SQUARE SO. NYC

The poster appears to be promoting a protest or artistic event against the U.S. government and state laws that restrict the use and display of the American flag. It encourages various groups of people, including artists, workers, students, women, and third-world peoples, to interpret the meaning of the flag and join in the protest. The event is scheduled for November 9, 1970, at the Judson Memorial Church in New York City.