Shepard Fairey “Mayday flag” Print 10”x7.5” Numbered & Signed

The image shows the "Mayday Flag" print by Shepard Fairey, About the "Mayday Flag": This print, along with a mural of the same name, was part of Fairey's "Mayday" exhibition, which addressed contemporary political themes and paid tribute to influential Pop artists like Jasper Johns and Andy Warhol. Symbolism: The "Mayday Flag" incorporates various symbols and themes related to activism, free speech, global warming, healthcare, and the dysfunction of the two-party system in America. The title "Mayday" also alludes to the distress signal, highlighting the urgency of these issues. Artist's Intent: Fairey uses the flag and other imagery to challenge the status quo and encourage viewers to think, resist, and act for change, drawing inspiration from revolutionary figures like Joe Strummer and Jean-Michel Basquiat. Medium and Edition: this is a signed and numbered print (645/1000), it's a limited edition screen print, in Cream Speckletone paper which has black dotes and lines throughout (so don’t think the spots and dots all over the print are stains or defects, is natural part of the paper).