Fairey’s work sits at an interesting intersection of American Art, graphic design, advertising, social justice activism, and entrepreneurship. Throughout his life, Fairey has been driven to express ...

Live for bidding through March 28, 2023, Artnet Auction’s Shepard Fairey: Art as Activism sale includes a wide array of Fairey’s posters, prints, and series that speak to the artist’s involvement with ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hublot’s new timepiece comes from one of its most artistic partnerships. The new Classic Fusion Aerofusion Chronograph All Black ...

Shepard Fairey, the artist behind the iconic “Hope” poster from former President Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign, dissed cancel culture in a recent Sky News interview, criticizing the trend for making ...

UNO Collaborates with Contemporary Artist Shepard Fairey to Create Playable Art, Featuring One-of-A-Kind Designs on Every Card Mattel Creations features limited-edition, specialty items that both ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Harper Simon, from left, Shepard Fairey and Mark Mothersbaugh speak on a panel at the High Desert Art Fair in Pioneertown.

Now that street artist Shepard Fairey has designed a mission patch that will travel to the International Space Station, will other artists be drawn to this extraterrestrial exhibition opportunity?

ASPEN, Colorado (KCNC) — A new mural in one of Colorado’s most popular resort towns is getting a lot of attention, not only for the man who painted it, but because what it can represent for the ...

Although Shepard Fairey is a Los Angeles-based artist, and I am a Los Angeles-based journalist, last month I traveled to Dallas, Texas, to attend the Dallas Contemporary (DC) annual gala and to see ...

DANIEL ISLAND— Upon entering Beeple Studios for an event celebrating the work of Shepard Fairey, attendees could almost be fooled into believing they had walked into a traditional exhibition. The ...

To show his support for Barack Obama, Los Angeles-based graphic designer Shepard Fairey created a large-scale, red, white and blue collage of the President-elect. From there, Hope, as he calls it, ...