Miss Tic - Histoires de Rencontres [with dedication] - 2019

Wonderful Miss Tic book autographed by the artist herself with her famous signature stamp.
Meeting at the Lelia Mordoch Gallery on June 8, 2019 for the Rock ´ n’ Girls exhibition and the book release.
Exhibition and meeting flyer attached!
First edition - 2019
Excellent condition
Visual artist and poet, Miss Tic develops a stencil-based pictorial universe that she has been printing on the walls of Paris since 1985. She plays with bodies, with silhouettes of sexy women, and with words. Incisive phrases, aphorisms that have become her trademark and are instantly recognizable. From hoardings to wall-hangings, from wastelands to the soul’s waves, from lawsuits for vandalism to public commissions, her work has aged not a day. Bold and persistent, the artist has become an indispensable and emblematic figure of urban art. This book gives a voice to 43 people who speak of their encounter with Miss Tic’s work: figures as well-known as anonymous individuals, passersby or collectors: Audrey A. - Bertrand B. - Edouard Bernard - Alain Berthéas - Natalie Beunat - Pierre de Chevilly- Christophe - J.P. Christophe Azekpon - Jérôme Coumet - Matthieu Degrave - Patrice Delbourg - Patrick Erouart - Jean Faucheur - Andréa Ferréol - Christophe Génin - Laure Heinich - Invader - Isabelle Jumaux - Henri Kaufman - La Gabin - Sylviane Leonetti - Valérie Lessertisseur - Lio - Soraya Lolli - Dominique Lupo - Pascale and Luc M. - José Mijan - Lélia Mordoch - Pierre-François Moreau - Amélie Nothomb - Lawrence Perquis - Anne Peuvrez - Emmanuel Pierrat - Francis Pudlowski - Frédéric Raoul - Jean-Claude Roncin - Paul de Senneville - Gosienka and Patrick Sevin - Françoise Simon - Jean-Marc Souvira - Pauline Sulak - Gilles Varinot- Jacques Villeglé. Along a street, in the course of a wander through the city or at an exhibition venue, they share their views and feelings about her creations, reflecting the audience Miss Tic has been addressing for more than thirty years.