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This piece addresses the senseless shootings happening throughout our country, specifically white police officers shooting unarmed African Americans. Here the scene takes place in Chicago, with a police officer represented as a wild dog with gun in hand while a deceased, dapper African American gentleman comes back from death pleading for this violence to stop and for people to listen to his story. His hands are up, referencing the protest chant "hands up, don't shoot." His eyes are “stop” media buttons, and his mouth consist of a 'play' and 'pause' media button, symbolizing the need for people to pause and listen. This is happening in Chicago, where the use of a gold color to portray it represents the sanctuary city, shaking and shaken by the dramatic events it has witnessed. The frame around the piece is an homage to Keith Haring, who dedicated his life to the ideals of equality and social justice.
Details & Dimensions
Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper
Size:8 W x 12 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:13.25 W x 17.25 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:White
Ready to Hang:Yes
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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Tiphanie Spencer is a French-American painter known for her abstract paintings that respond to the world’s current events. Her portraits of society are packed with social commentary that capture the subconscious and psychological aspects of life through vivid interactions of shape, color and line. References to popular culture, historical, political and social events abound in the paintings, and issues of race, love, war, education and community influence her direction, bold use of color and brushstroke. Largely using acrylic and oil stick, Spencer’s paintings reflect her perspective as a woman and mother. They are personal and often sarcastic and humorous. Spencer currently lives and works in Chicago. She founded White Color Productions in 2011, an art production company producing exhibitions, arts programming and special projects. Spencer's studio is located in the Cornelia Arts Building. Her work is included in many private collections throughout the United States, Europe and Asia.
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