05/28/2026
Earlier this year we were invited to the home of David King , the British-born graphic designer and musician who lived in San Francisco for four decades. There we were met by his wife Dione, who guided us through the creative force that is David’s work. David, who died in 2019, produced an enormous body of print ephemera, as well as photography, film, radio plays, and sculpture, that is just now being archived, sorted, and arranged into something resembling a narrative. If there is any connective thread, it might be David’s anarchist spirit, reflecting the times and places he variously called home: Dial House farm, where he met Crass, whose symbol became David’s most well known creation; downtown New York during the no wave scene; and San Francisco.
Dione is lovely and filled with stories, and we were happy to interview her a few months after our meet up to talk about David’s legacy.
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