Felix Jackson, Jr. (Tallahassee, FL). A Guy Named Barack, 2009. Acrylic on canvas. 36 x 27 inches. $750
Decoy (Washington, DC). La Familia-Golden, 2009. Acrylic latex and oil pain on canvas. 60 x 60 inches. $1500
| Jan. 18, 2009--The ManifestHope: DC space at 3333 M Street NW in Georgetown brought together an impressive collection of Obama-inspired art. |
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| (Top right)
Painting by Justin Hampton (Portland, OR). |
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| Aaron Axelrod and his
portrait of Obama (goache on panel, 4' x 3'). |
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| Etch-A-Sketch by George
Vlosich. > |
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| Van Taylor
Monroe (Cleveland, OH). Obama Sneaker "Fabric of a Leader,"
2009. Acrylic paint on leather shoes. |
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| Tristan Eaton (Brooklyn,
NY). The Thundervote Bike, 2009. Professional grade Track
Bike. Dolan frame, head disk, acrylic urethane, dimension
variable. $6000 |
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| Julianne Walther (Cary,
NC). Hope in Cotton, 2008. Cotton and thread. 36 x 24
inches. NFS [Note this was inspired by the poster by Amy
Martin, Los Angeles-based graphic designer and illustrator. Felix Jackson, Jr. (Tallahassee, FL). A Guy Named Barack, 2009. Acrylic on canvas. 36 x 27 inches. $750 Decoy (Washington, DC). La Familia-Golden, 2009. Acrylic latex and oil pain on canvas. 60 x 60 inches. $1500 |
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| Amanda Gentry, Andy
Keene, Sol Sender. |
| Copyright © 2009 Eric M. Appleman/Democracy in Action |
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