Communiversity, Suicide Club, and Cacophony Society at San Francisco Public Library

JUL 03 2013 · 19:26

Communiversity, Suicide Club, and Cacophony Society at San Francisco Public Library

John Law, Carrie Galbraith and Peter Field share pictures and stories of street pranks and urban exploration. The Suicide Club began in 1977 in San Francisco's Sunset neighborhood. Members climbed the Golden Gate Bridge, rode cable cars naked, and "liberated" billboards from their commercial messages. Around 1986, the SF Cacophony Society began new pranks such as SantaCon, Urban Iditarod, and the initial "Zone Trip" to Black Rock to burn an effigy of a man. John and Carrie also explain how the free Communiversity of the early 1970s was the transition from the hippie era to their later punk pranks. Check out the book "Tales of the San Francisco Cacophony Society" from our online catalog: https://sfpl.bibliocommons.com/item/show/2619711093_tales_of_the_san_francisco_cacophony_society

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