Art for Obama: 2011 Wall Calendar

Fairey, Shepard

Gross, Jennifer

Arts & Photography

Universe Publishing

Personally designed by Shepard Fairey, this collectible Shepard Fairey 2020 Wall Calendar features never-before-seen art. To call Shepard Fairey a "street artist" is a little deceptive. Although he rose out of the skateboarding scene creating his "Andre The Giant Has A Posse" sticker campaign in the late '80s, he has achieved a mainstream recognition that most street artists never find. If you've seen the Obama Hope poster or the OBEY logo, then you know artist/activist Shepard Fairey.

Shepard Fairey 2020 Wall Calendar

Individual Artists

Showcasing twelve of the seminal activist artist Shepard Fairey’s most recent and coveted paintings and prints, here is the Shepard Fairey 2022 Wall Calendar!\nTo call Shepard Fairey a “street artist” is deceptive. Although he rose to some notoriety with his “Andre The Giant Has A Posse” sticker campaign out of the skateboarding scene in the late ’80s, he has found a long-term following and success as artist-activist. If you’ve seen the Obama Hope poster or the OBEY logo on a shirt, then you already know who Shepard Fairey is. Includes bonus spread for September–December 2021 Generous grids for adding appointments and reminders Includes major official world holidays The perfect gift for both any street art or Shepard Fairey fan!

Shepard Fairey 2022 Wall Calendar

Showcasing twelve of the seminal activist artist Shepard Fairey’s most recent and coveted paintings and prints, here is the Shepard Fairey 2023 Wall Calendar!\nTo call Shepard Fairey a “street artist” is deceptive. Although he rose to some notoriety with his “Andre The Giant Has A Posse” sticker campaign out of the skateboarding scene in the late ’80s, he has found a long-term following and success as artist-activist. If you’ve seen the Obama Hope poster or the OBEY logo on a shirt, then you already know who Shepard Fairey is. Includes bonus spread for September–December 2022 Generous grids for adding appointments and reminders Includes major official world holidays The perfect gift for both any street art or Shepard Fairey fan!

Shepard Fairey 2023 Wall Calendar

Shepard Fairey 2024 Wall Calendar

Rizzoli Universe

Shepard Fairey 2025 Wall Calendar

Few events in recent memory have captivated the world’s attention like that of Barack Obama’s historic presidential campaign. Not only did it stir passionate political momentum, but it also inspired the creative talents of a world of artists, illustrators, and graphic designers. Shepard Fairey’s iconic Hope portrait became the face of the campaign and, more than ever before, innovative graphic design became a central strategy for winning the race. Comprised of collages, paintings, photo composites, prints, and computer-generated pieces, Art for Obama showcases the well-known images of the campaign as well as less famous but equally creative pieces from around the globe. This is a volume for design and art aficionados, as well as supporters of the 44th President of the United States who want a keepsake as uncommon as his extraordinary campaign.

Art for Obama: Designing the Campaign for Change

Harry N. Abrams

The seminal artist’s recent art and poster works, and his triumphant return to his street-art roots with murals, all in work never before published. Shepard Fairey rose out of the skateboarding scene, creating his “Andre the Giant Has a Posse” sticker campaign in the late ’80s, and has since achieved a mainstream recognition that most street artists never find. Fairey’s “Hope” poster, created during Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign, is arguably the most iconic American image since Uncle Sam. Fairey has become a pop-culture icon himself, though he has remained true to his street-art roots. OBEY: Covert to Overt showcases his most recent evolution from works on paper to grander art installations, cross-cultural artworks, and music/art collaborations. The book also includes his ubiquitous streetwear and chronicles his return to public artworks. His signature blend of politics, street culture, and art makes Fairey unlike any other subculture/street artist working today. This book showcases the significant amount of art he has created the last several years: street murals, mixed-media installations, art/music events, countless silk screens, and work from his extremely successful OBEY brand.

Covert to Overt: The Under/Overground Art of Shepard Fairey

History & Criticism

Rizzoli

Rizzoli is pleased to bring back into print OBEY: Supply and Demand, Shepard Fairey's first book originally published in 2006 and slightly updated in 2009, which showcases the artist's career from his earliest art school years to the creation of his famous Obama HOPE and CHANGE posters and is the perfect pendant to Rizzoli's first Shepard Fairey collaboration Covert to Overt. Shepard Fairey's first comprehensive monograph brought back into print, which chronicles his early art school days, his viral Andre the Giant has a Posse sticker campaign in the 1990s, the creation of his enormously successful OBEY apparel brand, and his longtime role as an activist-street artist.

OBEY: Supply and Demand

"Artists covered the interior walls with their latest, most ambitious efforts, transforming a casual auld-lang-syne get-together into a state-of-the-art statement that ranged from classic tagging to new adventures in papering, printing, varnishing, installation and, in one impressive instance, crayon. There were lines around the block." ―Roberta Smith, The New York Times In December of 2006, an unlikely group of nearly 100 street artists from all over the world came together to participate in an art show celebrating Eleven Spring Street, long a premiere destination on the international Street Art map. The New York Times wrote, "One of the best shows of the season flamed past just before Christmas: a weekend long display of graffiti created by artists from around the world at, and in honor of, 11 Spring Street." The methodology was mixed media to the max: Wheat paste, paper, spray paint, house paint, markers, metal objects, found objects…the result was chaotic yet undeniably arresting. Marc and Sara Schiller of the Wooster Collective curated the three-day event, calling the show Wooster on Spring. It featured street art superstars like Shepard Fairey and Swoon as well as emergent talents including JR, Prune, and Doze Green. The result was a potent mix of artists who brought the street inside by re-claiming the walls for themselves, and a tipping point for what has become an international art world phenomenon. The three-day public viewing session was a landmark downtown event that drew crowds in the thousands, with people waiting up to five hours to get inside. With an Introduction by Shepard Fairey, an Afterword by JR, and an essay from Randy Kennedy of The New York Times, Eleven Spring captures an important moment in Street Art’s history. All the works that were created for the show were subsequently covered up or destroyed by renovation. Eleven Spring allows these vibrant works to live again, ready for a new generation of admirers to enjoy and celebrate.

Eleven Spring: A Celebration of Street Art

Kennedy, Randy

Schiller, Sara and Marc

Rafferty, Caroline

Collections, Catalogs & Exhibitions

Wooster Editions

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