Returning with a very special holiday release we welcome back Los Angeles graffiti legend Chaz Bojorquez who returns with extremely limited offerings from his personal collection. Pulled from the Museum Of Contemporary Art's (MOCA) Art In The Streets Bojorquez's Three Tags was one of the focal pieces of the historic exhibition. Also available is Somos Locos which highlights Bojorquez's community in Highland Park in Los Angeles. Each is available in extremely limited quantities so grab yours while you still can right here on 1xRUN. Read on as Chaz Bojorquez talks about these two iconic releases . . .
SIZE | (1) 36 x 32 Inches + (1) 38 x 30 Inches |
TYPE | 18-Color Fine Art Serigraph on Archival Paper |
EST SHIPPING | 4-6 weeks |
AVAILABILITY | Ships worldwide |
RETURNS | Can you return items? |
SIZE | (1) 36 x 32 Inches + (1) 38 x 30 Inches |
TYPE | 18-Color Fine Art Serigraph on Archival Paper |
EST SHIPPING | 4-6 weeks |
AVAILABILITY | Ships worldwide |
RETURNS | Can you return items? |
Note: This RUN contains (1) Somos Locos AP + (1) Tres Placas AP. Each is pulled from it's respective edition.
"Each print is unique and both come from a different experience of canvas painting and murals. The origins of each print is different. They represent two styles, color and black and white done twenty years apart. Three Tags print was originally from the mural I painted that took me 4 days to paint at the historical Art In The Streets show at MOCA Los Angeles in 2011. We had a huge response from the public to reproduce the image as a print and it was published by Modern Multiples Publishing. This print represents three lettering styles of mine creating a layer of five decades as a graffiti writer.
Locos was a large painting done in 1987 in black
and white that took me almost a year to complete. We decided to add the
red to the print working better as a graphic image. The lettering speaks
about my community of Highland Park, L.A. “We are the Locos (crazies)
of Ave 43, Chaz Ese and Blades”. Today both the painting and print are
in the permanent collection of the Laguna Museum of Art, Laguna Beach,
California. It was an edition of 120 and later put into storage, but
here we have the few remaining for sale, this will be the last release." - Chaz Bojorquez