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Video Interview with Robert Williams Re The WaterHead Who Was Raised in a Box
Thursday March 11, 2010 |
 Juxtapoz founding father, Robert Williams, has created a stunning print of his infamous 1992 painting, The WaterHead Who Was Raised in a Box. This is serious business: a 144-color serigraph! Hear The Man talk in a fresh video interview. A nearly impossible feat of modern printmaking, this 144-color print is a hand-pulled, hand-separated serigraph edition. For those of you that cannot afford a Williams original, this is an incredibly exact reproduction for one of the greatest artists of our time.
This edition began production in 1992 and took 2 full years to complete. The prints were created entirely by using traditional techniques of hand-separating the colors and hand-pulling the paper, one color, one sheet at a time. 25,000 pulls and every one of them is in absolute perfect registration.
Printer: David Fick Colorist: Ida Fick Publisher: Ed Boswell
This edition will be available tomorrow, Friday, March 12 at Noon.
The price will start at $2,000 and will increase $200 with the sale of each 10 prints, ending at $4,400. Watch this video for the story behind this edition:
More details at jetsetgraffiti.com/2010/03/11/robert-williams-serigraph
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Juxtapoz Presents OffTheWall.tv: Dennis McNett, Part 1 Juxtapoz has partnered with OffTheWall.tv inviting you to further explore the artistic mind via Time And Space—an original video series that offers an inside look at Vans-supported artists creatively doing what they do best. To kick things off, we start with Dennis McNett...
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