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Twitter absolutely exploded yesterday afternoon with news Shepard Fairey's mural in Covington had been painted over. You can find all the sordid details here, but some of the comments like "its a foreigner with an American rifle!" blew my mind. really guy, thats what you got from a mural portraying children pulled into the ugliness of war in 3rd world countries?
We were driving around, talked to Kimberly Holmes from Fox19 and then stumbled upon Fairey finishing up a mural on Walnut. You can read that story here with a quote from me at the end.
Crazy day all around it was.
The fifth Sheppard Fairey mural, this one at 13th and Main St.[where: 45202]best place to learn how to live downtown cincinnati ohio modern contemporary art center downtown cincinnati ohio Lois Richard Rosenthal Shepard Fairey Supply Demand obey giant Pedro H. Alonzo
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The fourth Sheppard Fairey mural, this one on 14th just off Main St.[where:14th & main 45202]best place to learn how to live downtown cincinnati ohio modern contemporary art center downtown cincinnati ohio Lois Richard Rosenthal Shepard Fairey Supply Demand obey giant Pedro H. Alonzo
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The third Sheppard Fairey mural, this one on Reading Road.[where:1401 Reading Road, First Floor Downtown Cincinnati, Ohio 45202]best place to learn how to live downtown cincinnati ohio modern contemporary art center downtown cincinnati ohio Lois Richard Rosenthal Shepard Fairey Supply Demand obey giant Pedro H. Alonzo
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Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Labels: Art, fairey, seen downtown
In what has been the most hyped, anticipated and ok, at least since I've been in Cincinnati, the most controversial show, Fairey's Supply and Demand opened Friday to what had to be record crowds. I heard stories that at one point the line stretched to 7th St while we wandered the gallery amazed. I'm not going to rehash what Fairey's critics have claimed, its all been said too many times. I think my definition of art, "does it raise strong emotions?" has been fully met by Fairy. Love him or hate him everyone has strong opinions. I've never discussed art with a more diverse group of people before.
Upon entering the galleries and finally getting a close up look at his work my biggest surprise was the depth and layers in even the simplest of his compositions. The longer it was studied them, the more details revealed themselves.
Mr. Fairey, well done.
Labels: Art, Downtown Life, fairey, Museum
The twitter world was on fire this afternoon with news that Fairey's first installation for his upcoming show Supply and Demand has gone up on 8th St next to Arnold's.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Labels: Art, fairey, seen downtown