Showing posts with label freerevok. Show all posts
Showing posts with label freerevok. Show all posts

Monday, June 20, 2011

Mr Brainwash Never Give Up Art Print to benefit Revok

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In support of Los Angeles based street artist Revok, who was arrested in April and faces 180 days in jail, Mr. Brainwash will be releasing a new print "Never Give Up". Net proceeds of this sale will be donated to Revok for being an inspiration to street artists, and never giving up.
This is a seven-color screen print on deckled edge archival art paper.
Each print is signed, numbered, and thumb printed by the artist.
It will be available on Wednesday June 22nd, at 12pm pst.
Edition:100
Price:$400
Size: 22inx30in

Buy it at MrBrainwash.com

Tuesday, May 10, 2011

BASK Free REVOK Art Print on sale

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"This piece, titled FREE REVOK is inspired by the current arrest of one of the most influential graffiti writers to ever pick up a can. As a fan and colleague, my respect for REVOK compelled me to action. 100% of the sales of the prints of this piece as well as the piece itself will be donated to Revoks legal troubles." - BASK
Original artwork available
30"x 30"x 2.5" and made up of acrylic, latex and enamel on found wood panel
Click here to inquire or call 646.688.5253

All prints are Signed & Numbered by the Artist and come with a Certificate of Authenticity from 1xRUN.

15 x 15.5 Giclee on 330gsm 100% Archival Cotton Paper

Buy it at 1xRun.com

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Askew freeREVOK Art Print on sale now at 1xRun

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ASKEW, Known Gallery, and 1xRUN have teamed up to raise money for REVOK’s Legal Defense Fund
Today we’re releasing a print by ASKEW, and 100% of the proceeds will go to REVOK’s legal defense fund. In light of the recent arrest of REVOK, we’re releasing this print to help the cause. REVOK has been a big supporter of past 1xRUN releases and we’re down to do what we can to help.

"A few weeks ago I completed this painting for my good friend Revok. At the time it was purely a symbol of appreciation for the support and friendship he has shown me over the time I've... known him. At the time I put this image up on the Internet I said that it's one thing to meet an artist that you admire so much and they give you the time of day but for them to become such a loyal friend, so staunchly in your corner -that's something I'm grateful for beyond words.

It saddens me that today I know my friend has been dragged into the system - a system that fears what he represents to others and as a result he is subject to being made an example of to deter others. In the midst of Los Angeles' current climate, with a war waged on art in public space that is excessive to say the least I also feel that Revok has become a symbol for the city and law enforcements anger. The danger of this is the way it can skew the course of true justice and the basic right to a fair and objective treatment within the system.

Those that know the entire story know what I am talking about. The lengths that law enforcement, particularly the LA County Sheriffs Department have gone to harass Revok over the past 3 years. The amount of energy and resources that have gone into pursuing and convicting him could only be justified if what I am saying is correct. Revok has transcended beyond being just another person doing graffiti to become a leader and a major influence on writers the world over. There is significant power in that - he has become a symbol and the powers that be seek to destroy that.

My fears for my friend is that although he has been sentenced that it's not over. Now that he is trapped within the system they could potentially seek to charge him with more - a fact alluded to in yesterday's news reports. This is a tactic often employed by law enforcement - to make defending yourself a financially exhaustive scenario, not to mention with significant restrictions of communication being that he is already incarcerated. It is not cheap to defend yourself in the US legal system and with no means to earn money while locked up this a very real concern.

This is why today I'm appealing to Revok's fans, friends and supporters to do what they can to help him out. The good people at 1XRun have offered to run an edition of this wall I painted as a quality Giclee print to help raise money for any costs related to supporting Revok in this crazy situation.

I thank you all in advance for your time and support. Let us as a community set a positive precedent and stand up for a person that has given so much influence to this art form." - ASKEW

All prints are Signed & Numbered by the Artist and come with a Certificate of Authenticity from 1xRUN.

Buy it at 1xRun.com

FREE REVOK tee shirt exclusively at The Seventh Letter

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The Seventh Letter graffiti artist Revok was arrested and sentenced to 180 days in jail. To help pay for legal fees SEVER designed this limited edition THE SEVENTH LETTER x FREE REVOK tee shirt, all proceeds will be donated to Revok's legal fund. Available exclusively at: store.theseventhletter.com

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