Culture Jamming: Helen Clark's GE Friendly Office

Monday, 10 November 2003, 11:18 am
Article: Culture Jamming

Culture jamming involves the modification of signage for, often political, purposes. Scoop welcomes submissions of culture jamming at editor@scoop.co.nz

Helen Clark's Electorate Office
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