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Shepard Fairey
inauguration 2017
Jan. 20, 2017
By Emma Barrie
crimes and misdemeanors
Sept. 7, 2012
Shepard Fairey Not Going to Jail Over Hope Poster The ‘Hope’ artist got off with probation and a fine in his copyright battle.
By Joe Coscarelli
Kurt Loder, David Cross, and More Remember Adam Yauch “He was one of those Dune obsessives, and so am I. Here’s a movie that even its director hates, but we don’t care.”
By Jennifer Vineyard
andre the giant has a lawyer
Jan. 11, 2011
By Julie Gerstein
Bearded Joaquin Phoenix Immortalized by Shepard Fairey Sharp-eyed citizens of major cities might have noticed these wild postings of Joaquin Phoenix’s bearded visage popping up recently …
By Lane Brown
neighborhood news
June 12, 2010
By Mike Vilensky
art in public
Apr. 21, 2010
By Amos Barshad
the world in real time
Apr. 20, 2010
By Amos Barshad
quote machine
Apr. 19, 2010
Deitch’s Last Show: Shepard Fairey Portraits This exhibition will be his first and last under Deitch’s mantle.
By Erica Orden
A Look at Art for Obama With Shepard Fairey Glenn Beck will not like this. But let’s take a look!
By Miranda Siegel
How to Misinterpret a Rolling Stone Cover When is a halo not a halo? When it’s not a halo.
By Dan Amira
quote machine
June 10, 2009
Ed Helms on the Unlikeliest Hangover Cameo of All Plus: Andrew Shue a little bitter about not starring in the ‘Melrose Place’ remake.
By Emma Pearse
early and awkward
Mar. 18, 2009
By Jessica Pressler
Shepard Fairey Gets Pinched While Doing Boston a Solid He’s like the Turk 182 of our times, only without Robert Urich for a brother.
By Mark Graham
neighborhood watch
Jan. 22, 2009
Obama-Free Shepard Fairey Street Art Returns to LES The world is going back to normal, non-Obama graphic art.
By Ben Mathis-Lilley
N.A.S.A. Call in All Their Hipster Chits for Anti-Capitalist Pile-on “Money” is the first official track off the hotly anticipated debut album from the production duo N.A.S.A.
By Ehren Gresehover
the art of politics
Dec. 8, 2008
Shepard Fairey Was Not Trying to Make Money Off of Those Obama Posters The artist stopped making his famous ‘Hope’ Obama posters in part because people misinterpreted his motivation.
By Darrell Hartman
retail therapy
Feb. 25, 2008
Exclusive: Limited-Edition Obama Silk-screened Tee Spotted: Ryan Philippe wearing a cool Barack Obama T-shirt last week. The design might look familiar: It’s a silk screen of a poster by graffiti artist Obey (né Shepard Fairey), which is now selling for hundreds to, well, thousands on eBay. Only about 900 of the shirts were made and then handed out for free at rallies, which is how Philippe nabbed one in L.A.
Take That, Splasher! Back in town for his first local solo show in seven years, RISD-trained street-art wunderkind, and habitual “splasher” victim Shepard Fairey takes it inside for two concurrent shows, the first of which opens tonight at 81 Front Street.
