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Shepard Fairey - Facing the Giant - Postcard Box Set with 30 postcards
£65 with free secure shipping

A 30 years anniversary of OBEY.
1989 to 2019.
30 postcards in a presentation box.
Comes with a free Obey sticker (randomly chosen) - a gift from Artists Republica.
In pristine condition.


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Description of the "Facing the Giant" postcard set written by Pedro Alonzo (an independent curator based in Boston, Massachusetts) This description is included in the set.

Shepard Fairey's career started with a sticker he create in 1989 as a student at the Rhode Island School of Design. The image emerged as a crude stencil and sticker based on a pro-wrestling ad of André the Giant, to which Fairey added the phrase, "Has a Posse." The sticker campaign began as a joke, but quickly spread. The public proliferation of this viral art became an obsession for Fairey that has lasted 30 years, launched his career and allowed him to spread his imagery and messages of empowerment worldwide.

Fairey's art practice is fuelled by a non-conformist attitude that embraces punk rock, DIY culture, skateboarding, and addresses a range of themes, from climate change to civil rights activism and mass incarceration. Stylistically, his work is characterised by bold, iconic images that convey a clear message through the use of common references and text.

"Facing the Giant: Three Decades of Dissent" features a selection of key works that highlight how Fairey has developed an intentionally accessible visual style that speaks broadly by pulling from visual history to address critical issues. Mny of the works depict the struggle against oppressors, signaling the human tendency to abuse power. Through portraiture, Fairey celebrates those who fight for change, including musicians, civil rights heroes, and overlooked leaders. Fairey's bold, clear messages empower the public to re-examine norms and question their surroundings.

- Pedro Alonzo