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Stephen PowersTurn to Me I See Eternity popular limited edition Valentine's day print Signed/N2016
2016
$2,800
£2,163.49
€2,501.19
CA$3,956.60
A$4,437.59
CHF 2,323.90
MX$53,921.08
NOK 29,509.62
SEK 27,977.20
DKK 18,670.10
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Stephen Powers
Turn to Me I See Eternity, 2016
Three color screenprint on 235g Coventry Rag
Pencil with artist's trademark hat logo and numbered from the edition of 100
12 × 12 inches
Edition 40/100
Unframed
Even if you don't have a crystal ball and are not a psychic, "Turn to Me I see Eternity" - this long sold out limited edition is still an incredibly reassuring and romantic message. It's based upon an installation with the same message the artist created in the city of Philadelphia. The work comes in the artist's original sleeve.
Stephen Powers Biography:
Stephen Powers is a contemporary American artist best known for his text-based conceptual works. Frequently emblazoned on the sides of storefronts, large buildings, and gallery walls, his works are influenced by graphic design and traditional sign painting. Born on May 25, 1968 in Philadelphia, PA, Powers studied briefly at the Art Institute of Philadelphia and at the University of the Arts. Moving to New York in the early 1990s, he established his career as a graffiti artist, going by the alias ESPO (Exterior Surface Painting Outreach). The artist’s work primarily deals with issues of legality and political disenfranchisement. After years of illegally painting storefront grates throughout the five boroughs of New York, he was arrested for protesting Mayor Rudy Giuliani the Brooklyn Museum. Powers' work has gained significant recognition and acclaim, leading to projects such as his A Love Letter to Brooklyn (2011). Beyond his art, he has established himself as a both a publisher and author, including work for On the Go Magazine, and books such as The Art of Getting Over, First and Fifteenth, and Studio Gangster. The artist lives and works in New York, NY.
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