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The most immediately striking work here is also the most lazy: Scott King's Pink Cher, a dazzlingly bright screen-print of the singer as the revolutionary that might pass as a subversive comment on the commodification of radical politics in the celebrity age if it were part of an undergraduate show, but I doubt it.
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Cheetos-stained jeans, sandals, and a hysterically ironic screen-print T-shirt.
The PlayBook Barney Stinson 2010
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I have been teaching screen-print all day and I'm exhausted...
Archive 2009-01-01 Helen Howes 2009
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I have been teaching screen-print all day and I'm exhausted...
Too tired to post... Helen Howes 2009
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A Paolozzi screen-print is resting against the door, which now serves as a cat barrier during the summer months.
Boing Boing 2007
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Similar styles popped up during the election, like Warhol-style renderings of Obama -- which is ironic since the famous screen-print portrait series is seen as an attempt to deconstruct pop-culture icons and illustrate their manufactured reality.
Eric Shutt: Identity Politics: A Social Media Election Retrospective 2009
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This is the first application of printing technology that allows consumers to walk up, design and print a custom message on a T-shirt of any color with screen-print quality.
Disney Design-a-Tee Grand Opening at Downtown Disney | The Disney Blog 2009
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Savoy made screen-print copies of these files as evidence.
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Savoy made screen-print copies of these files as evidence.
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"They got amazing things," said artist Chuck Close, who agreed to donate a 2007 screen-print self-portrait, with an estimate of $70,000 to $100,000.
unknown title 2011
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