- 'The Problem' Art Print -This screen print measures approximately 24 x 17 inches and is printed on archival gallery stock. It features brilliant inks, including pearlescent tones. This striking imagery was also the same artwork that Jermaine recently painted as a commissioned mural for NIKE in NYC (more on that later.)
The subject matter is pretty direct. About it, Jermaine says:
"I named this image 'The Problem.' Obviously, the two fellas in the image have a little problem amongst themselves...about which I am offering no extra information. But, their disagreement might be seen as a microcosm of the greater issue I've chosen to address in the background. Perhaps this much larger, more cancerous problem is indirectly (or directly) the cause of lil' bunny and lil' raccoon's heated issue. I know this: It certainly screws up things in our human world. I'm sick of it. When will we all, collectively, 'grow up?' We don't need the training-wheels anymore. We're afraid to ride on our own."
'The Problem' is limited to only 100 signed and numbered prints. $50 USD + Shipping.
- BLUE 'The Problem' Variant -
This variant is printed on blue slate stock and limited to only 15 signed and numbered pieces. It features brilliant inks, including pearlescent tones. $75 USD +Shipping.
- 'AFRO-PUNK Festival 2010' -This is the official print commissioned for the 2010 Afro-Punk Festival. The festival featured such amazing musical talent as Mos-Def, Bad Brains, 24-7 Spyz, and others. The Afro-Punk movement is growing phenomenally, being written about everywhere, and uniting various fans of different musical genres internationally. Remember, we told you so. The image features the rabble-rousing bunnies. What are they protesting? Just watch the world news: it could be any number of things: pick your favorite. Measuring approximately 24 x 18 inches, this print sports brilliant colors, including striking pearlescent tones. From a limited edition of only 100 signed and numbered pieces. $50 USD + Shipping.
- BLUE 'AFRO-PUNK Festival 2010' Variant -
This variant is printed on blue slate stock and limited to only 15 s/n pieces. It features brilliant inks, including pearlescent tones. $75 USD + Shipping.
THE ABOVE PRINTS WILL BE RELEASED FOR SALE ON FRIDAY, JULY 16TH AT 1:00 PM PACIFIC TIME (4:00 PM EASTERN) HERE:
http://www.JermaineRogers.com/
- 'FREE PRESS Summerfest Houston' (FaceBook FOIL EDITION) -This special foil-edition of the print measures approx. 30x23 inches and is printed on holographic silver foil stock. It is from an extremely limited edition of only 30 copies, signed and numbered by the artist. The print features an array of artists that rocked the festival, such as THE FLAMING LIPS, Girl-Talk, Slim-Thug, Medeski-Martin-&-Wood, Lucero, Dead Prez, & others.
- 'The Problem' (FaceBook FOIL EDITION) -
This special foil-edition of the print measures approx. 24x17 inches and is printed on holographic silver foil stock. It is from an extremely limited edition of only 30 copies, signed and numbered by the artist.
- 'AFRO-PUNK Festival 2010' (FaceBook FOIL EDITION) -
This special foil-edition of the print measures approx. 24x18 inches and is printed on holographic silver foil stock. It is from an extremely limited edition of only 30 copies, signed and numbered by the artist.
HOW TO GET THE FACEBOOK FOIL EDITIONS:
On Friday, June 16th, at approx. 12 NOON PACIFIC TIME (3:00PM EASTERN) go to the official Jermaine Rogers FaceBook Fan Page, here: http://www.facebook.com/JermaineRogersArt
On the page will be posted the special instructions to snag the print(s) immediately. First come, first served... so if you think you want these, be on your game.
Of course, if you're not yet a member of Jermaine's official FaceBook page, go to the above address and join.
ALSO, there will be a few surprise 'special items' on the sale page this Friday. SERIOUSLY, this time. LOTS of special things are coming out of the files. Why? Well, notice our next topic...
Jermaine is moving to New York City so keep an eye on his story since he wants to sell stuff instead of moving it
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