Obey Clothing Holiday Sample Sale 2009
Here it is, the sale that you have all been waiting for, Obey Clothing Holiday Sample Sale 2009! Same rules as last year: Cash, Visa, Mastercard only. All Sales final. No returns or Exchanges. No Bags. No Backpacks. No Obey is to be worn.
Date/Times:
Friday, December 11th
from 8am – 7pm
Saturday, December 12th
From 8am – 1pm
Address:
3500 W. Carriage Dr.
Santa Ana, CA 92704
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Art Basel Conversations / Art Salon
Please join Shepard Fairey and Pedro Alonzo for a public conversation as part of the Art Basel/Miami Beach Art Salon. They will be speaking about Shepard’s work and the exhibition at the ICA Boston.
Date: Thursday, Dec. 3
Time: 4 PM
Location: Art Salon, Entrance Hall B, Miami Beach Convention Center. Enter through Washington Street side.
Admission to the talk is free to those who have entered the fair.
“WE ARE HUMAN” T-SHIRTS NOW AVAILABLE!!!
You asked for them now they’re here. Get these beautifully printed shirts by our friends Jiminy Stitch It. Support our independent economic base building campaign by purchasing one or more these shirts. Get them while you can, a very limited amount of these have been produced and these will sell out quick! Shirt purchase will also include a “We Are Human” sticker set. Wear this shirt proudly and denounce the human rights violations and abuses against the Immigrant Community in the U.S.
PURCHASE YOUR T-SHIRTS HERE
Stop the Raids! Immigration Reform Now! WE ARE HUMAN!
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BLACK FRIDAY OBEY CLOTHING SALE
Starting Black Friday, OBEY Clothing is having a 15% off sale (excludes Levi’s, collaborations, and current sale items). Swing on through and pick up some sweet duds for you or a loved one. Click more for the Promo Code.
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A Heartbeat and A Guitar Book Release and Tour
As you may recall a few months back Shepard did a Print of the book cover image. The book has been released and writer Antonino D’Ambrosio is on a book tour to help get his words out. Stay tuned as we are planning a special event to celebrate the book’s release in Los Angeles at Subliminal Projects.
In this remarkable new work, writer and filmmaker Antonino D’Ambrosio tells the astonishing and dramatic story behind Johnny Cash’s virtually unknown folk protest record Bitter Tears: Ballads of the American Indian. Recorded four years before his live performance at Folsom Prison and six years before he recorded “Man in Black”, Cash, by recording Bitter Tears, placed himself in the middle of the fervent social upheavals gripping the nation at the time Cash faced censorship and an angry backlash from radio stations, DJs, and fans, for speaking out on behalf of Native people with Bitter Tears. Cash decided to fight back. This inimitable account includes 34 never before seen photos from photographers Jim Marshall and Diana Davies.
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Peace Goddess Downtown LA
New piece located in the Arts District in Downtown Los Angeles part of the LA Freewalls Projects. More info on JetsetGraffiti.com.
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