Signed; Shepard Fairey - Fairey-isms - 2025





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Fairey-isms, a signed hardcover English-language edition by Shepard Fairey, limited edition, 168 pages, 13.3 × 10.8 cm, published in 2025 by Princeton University Press.
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Fairey-isms
Signed by the hand of Shepard Fairey
This exceptional bound edition of Fairey-isms (Princeton University Press, published May 6, 2025) offers a rare opportunity to acquire a carefully curated collection of Shepard Fairey’s ideas, one of the most influential street artists and visual agitators of our time.
Spanning 168 pages and compact at about 13.3 × 10.7 cm (5.25" x 4.2"), the book gathers quotes from interviews, essays and archival sources, framing his iconographic journey, from the early stickers and stencils > and >> up to his enduring political graphic lexicon, including the iconic Obama poster > and the series > that empowers.
Even more compelling, this copy bears Shepard Fairey’s authentic signature, elevating it from a mere reference compilation to a collectible artifact of artistic origin.
The slim, nicely bound volume is at once austere and powerful, a must-have for pop art, street art and politically engaged collectors, enriched by its physical signature and embodying the vision of an artist who believes that graphic communication can and should carry power, resistance and meaning.
Obey (Shepard Fairey) belongs to a wave of artists from the street art and post-graffiti movements of the late 1980s and 1990s, among them Banksy, JR, Kaws, Invader, Vhils, Blek Le Rat, C215, jonone...
Fairey-isms
Signed by the hand of Shepard Fairey
This exceptional bound edition of Fairey-isms (Princeton University Press, published May 6, 2025) offers a rare opportunity to acquire a carefully curated collection of Shepard Fairey’s ideas, one of the most influential street artists and visual agitators of our time.
Spanning 168 pages and compact at about 13.3 × 10.7 cm (5.25" x 4.2"), the book gathers quotes from interviews, essays and archival sources, framing his iconographic journey, from the early stickers and stencils > and >> up to his enduring political graphic lexicon, including the iconic Obama poster > and the series > that empowers.
Even more compelling, this copy bears Shepard Fairey’s authentic signature, elevating it from a mere reference compilation to a collectible artifact of artistic origin.
The slim, nicely bound volume is at once austere and powerful, a must-have for pop art, street art and politically engaged collectors, enriched by its physical signature and embodying the vision of an artist who believes that graphic communication can and should carry power, resistance and meaning.
Obey (Shepard Fairey) belongs to a wave of artists from the street art and post-graffiti movements of the late 1980s and 1990s, among them Banksy, JR, Kaws, Invader, Vhils, Blek Le Rat, C215, jonone...

