Shepard Fairey in the New Yorker.

By c-monster on February 16, 2009 in C-Monster, Design, Museums and Street Art. 2 Comments

Peter Schjeldahl reviews Shepard Fairey’s solo at the ICA in this week’s New Yorker, describing it as “strangely wholesome.” Read the full review here.

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  • Ries
    February 21, 2009 at 12:40 pm

    The best thing about this article is the term, applied to Fairey, “budding rascal”.

    I have two sons, and they are both budding rascals, I just never knew it before.

  • Hargo
    March 19, 2009 at 11:01 am

    The big name critics can’t seem to be able to figure out this show. The TIMES reviewed it this week, and I understand from a highly credible source the author admitted to not having even heard about Shepard before the Obama poster. Doesn’t that along discredit everything about what he has to say about the show? I suspect Schjeldahl, who is a GREAT writer, is equally qualified.

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