Shepard Fairey and the Obey Giant crew have a man-crush on Henry Rollins, and it is no longer a secret. The again, who doesn’t. The Henry Rollins Frequent Flyer Tour Poster is going to drop on Friday the 19th and will be an edition of only 225. I’m loving the creativity of this prin; the imagery is strong, the composition is nice, and we’re getting some retro’ish propaganda. It’s hard to get a read on the Obey Giant print sales lately, but have your f5 finger ready just in case.
Henry Rollins Frequent Flyer Tour
18 x 24″ Screen Print, $45, Signed and Numbered Edition of 225
For Release on 2/19/2010 at Obey Giant
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Tags: Art Print, Black Flag, Concert Poster, Frequent Flyer Tour Poster, Henry Rollins, Obey Giant, Shepard Fairey
Hello. I thought some of you might be interested in this project. Thanks for reading about it!
Project of Love From the Fans of Henry Rollins
Thanks to Hank
WANTED: Personal stories from the fans, a.k.a, ‘fanatics’, of Henry Rollins. If Henry Rollins has moved you, inspired you to reach higher, helped you in some way, or just makes your life better by way of knowing he is out there, living art and inspiration, and you are willing to share your story in a future publication of Fanatic Stories of Thanks to Hank, please send your story!
The target goal is to complete the project by February of 2011, Henry’s 50th birthday. All potential proceeds will go to the charity of Henry’s choice.
Fanatic and novice writer, Angela Bennett, commented on the project, “Henry has made such a profound contribution to the lives of many thousands, perhaps even millions of people around the world. He is an inspiration to so many people regardless of age, race, or socioeconomic class. This is an opportunity for fanatics to share their stories with, and thank Henry.”
During the first month of this project, fans and media are responding from across the world; from 15 year olds to 50 year olds, from the U.S. to Australia. It’s one thing to be a fan of a band, or an actor, but often it’s about more than that when it comes to Henry. Henry moves people, he is a catalyst in people’s lives. There’s a quote from The Gift: Imagination and the Erotic Life of Property, by Lewis Hyde, that captures Henry well, “…the gift we long for, the gift that, when it comes, speaks commandingly to the soul and irresistibly moves us.”
People can contact Angela Bennett with stories, or artwork, at bennettangela@rogers.com, through the Facebook Group, Henry Rollins – Thanks to Hank Project, or http://open.salon.com/blog/angelalala. Angela does not work for, or represent Henry Rollins, other than being one of many grateful fanatics in the global neighbourhood.