As part of the L@TE program at the Berkley Art Museum, we have begun an exciting series of original prints to accompany each month’s bill of events and performances. Under the guise of a “bill,” or “line up,” each poster is meant to document the wide array of musicians, artists, writers, and more, who have participated in L@TE.

These posters are original prints, designed and executed by some of the Bay Area’s leading artists and designers. Stay tuned month by month, as we unveil a new work with each batch of L@TE events. Posters will be available individually, but may also be purchased as a collectible series of original artists prints come the end of the L@TE program in June.

In the spirit of World Cup 2010 and an international cast of L@TE performers, artist Adam 5100 collaborated with artist and designer Nate Hooper to bring a history of soccer to BAM/PFA. In 1967, a soccer team composed of UCBerkeley International Students, playing for a team called The Oakland Clippers, brought the first-ever national professional championship in any sport to the City of Oakland. Each player graduated from UC Berkeley, and brought notoriety not only to the school, but to the sport.

Limited edition of 50

Artists: Adam 5100 and Nate Hooper
Digital color print