www.ByOsmosis.tv Exclusive interview with Shepard Fairey at his recent “Rise Above” exhibition @ Merry Karnowsky Gallery.
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by banksy on May 14, 2009
www.ByOsmosis.tv Exclusive interview with Shepard Fairey at his recent “Rise Above” exhibition @ Merry Karnowsky Gallery.
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Shepard is so inspiring..
frank shepard fairey and banskey are geniuses.
they are so inspiring. i am going to try to be as individual as him and to my best to do art as he has but my way no matter what genre it is wether goofy political, or serious.
hes one of my heroes
this jackass is not changing anything by hanging pretty pictures and making clothes. pointing out the problems in our society means nothing without action.
it has you thinking about it though
I definitly agree with the bottom line of what he believes. To question everything. But in his interviews, I really don’t feel like he makes much sense. He goes on about different topics that I don’t feel have anything to do with what he is trying to promote.
Erik brunetti kicks ass!
Attended one of the most prestigious art schools/cultural production centers on the planet (RISD)…..very marginalized
so what are you doing about it? besides leaving stupids comments here.
Fairey loves to rip off the art of people who are part of the counter culture, many times they are people of color, or groups who have fought for social justice, or radicals who have fought against their own countries. The fact that he feels entitled to do this points at his white privilege and white entitlement. When you rip off Cuban artists, Chicano artists, even groups like the Black Panthers – and you fail to give credit – that to me is an excercise of white privilege
nothing i was kidding, relax hahahaaaa…
Im pretty sure he doesnt do it because they are people of color. Im not trying to defend the fact that he plagiarizes but i dont think he does it to enhance white superiority.
talking about art is tough man. art being so hard to discuss is kind of why art needs to exist, because words really are limited.