A print that is intended for an event or cause can be called a poster. Not
to confuse the issue with other prints but these prints/posters have
a more ephemeral or occaisional quality. They are for sale by me or
by the non-profit for which they were done. For more info contact Art
Hazelwood at arthur@arthazelwood.com
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Part of the protest by
the Western
Regional Advocacy Project in January of 2010.
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The World on the March Against
Empire,
a screenprint poster made for the Zapatista movement when Sub-commandante
Marcos was going to come to Tiajuana, Mexico. It was never delivered
to them. The poster was instead distributed at immigrant rights
marches in the US.
The World on the March Against Empire, 2006, Screenprint
,20 ” x 15 1/2”, $100 |
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This poster was made for the traveling poster show, Graphic
Work, Imaging Today's Labor Movement organized by Josh MacPhee
and Zoeann Murphy with the Workforce
Development Institute in Troy, New York. |
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This poster is in the process of being
printed at Justseeds. The Celebrate Peoples' History series is
a great project of Josh MacPhee. Check it out. |
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Celebrate Peoples' History is a
poster series created by Josh MacPee at Justseeds. You can see more
and
purchase this poster at their website.
www.justseeds.org
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Liberty Lost, silkscreen,
2008, Based on the linocut print from the series Pillars
of Society. 23" x 17" image, 28" x 19" paper.
Printed on various papers. See
larger version.
The FREE edition of this was distributed as part of the Art
of Democracy exhibitions. However there is a signed edition
of seven prints on good quality, (Lenox) paper $250.00 plus $5
for shipping.
Send check to -
Art Hazelwood
298 - Fourth Avenue #302
San Francisco, CA 94118
You can also send payments by PayPal to
this email address. arthur@arthazelwood.com |
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The General, silkscreen, 2008,
In honor of General Petraeus upcoming whitewash before congress. 23" x
17" image, 28" x 19" paper. Printed on various papers. See
larger version.
The FREE edition of this was distributed as part of the Art
of Democracy exhibitions. However there is a signed edition of
seven prints on good quality, (Lenox) paper $250.00 plus $5 for shipping.
Send check to -
Art Hazelwood
298 - Fourth Avenue #302
San Francisco, CA 94118
You can also send payments by PayPal to
this email address. arthur@arthazelwood.com |
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Liberty Needs Your Help, 2007,
screenprint, on offset printing paper 30 1/4” x 21 1/2”,
image size 27 1/4” x 19 1/2".
The FREE edition of this was distributed as part of the Art
of Democracy exhibitions.
However there is a signed edition of nine prints on
good quality,
(Lenox)
paper
$250.00
plus
$5
for shipping.
Send check to -
Art Hazelwood
298 - Fourth Avenue #302
San Francisco, CA 94118
You can also send payments by PayPal to
this email address. arthur@arthazelwood.com
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Western Regional Advocacy Project
is a coalition
of west coast social justice-based homelessness organizations. www.wraphome.org
WRAP works with artists to create imagery about the struggle for
decency for homeless people.
This is the second poster I have created for WRAP.
Beast of Hatred - Those Whose Teeth are
Swords, 2007, screenprint,
paper size 20” x 28”, image size 17 1/2” x 24”. 120
of these have been printed on cheap paper and distributed so
far through WRAP . Only seven were printed on high quality
(Lenox) paper, signed.$250. Money will go to WRAP.
Send check (made out to WRAP) to -
Art Hazelwood
298 - Fourth Avenue #302
San Francisco, CA 94118
You can also send payments by PayPal to
this email address. arthur@arthazelwood.com
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Oil Flag 2, screenprint, 2008,
image size 27 1/2 ” x
10 1/2”, about one hundred printed on offset stock paper, FREE
A signed edition of 12 printed on Japanese Okuwara paper $100.00
Art Not Oil, A
UK based website that uses art to attack big oil. |
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Oil Flag 1, screenprint, 2008, image size 17 1/2” x 7”,
about one hundred printed on photocopy
paper and newsprint - FREE
I made this smaller version for a printing and print give away sponsored
by the traveling show Yo! What Happened
to Peace? We all printed a
bunch of posters and gave them away at a scene that looked like this.
An edition of fourteen with10 on Rives Lightweight and 4 on very cool
green Japanese parachute paper (World War II era paper)
$50.00. |
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Impeach the Beast,
black and white version, inquire about getting free copies for
distribrution. 24" x 18" image size. May, 2007, edition
size is unlimited.
download a high resolution (1.4 mb) version here. |
24" x 18" color
screenprint, edition of 25, $150, to offset the cost of printing
and shipping the black & white edition. |
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Western
Regional Advocacy Project
is a coalition of west coast social
justice-based homelessness organizations. www.wraphome.org WRAP
is working with artists to create imagery that communicates
their message.
Four Bay Area artists, Claude Moller, Art Hazelwood, Ed Gould, and Jos
Sances have created images as part of WRAP’s newest
report that documents twenty-five years of federal funding cuts to affordable
housing and the resulting contemporary crisis of homelessness.
View higher resolution images and order online at
http://wraphome.org/wh_press_kit/wh_artwork.html
Offset
print posters, 24" x 18" - $15 each, or $50 for all four
in the series (plus $4 shipping and handling)
Limited edition signed original prints $50 each, or $175 for all four in a portfolio
with screen printed cover.
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Exhibition poster, screen
print 2007, Pillars of Society, inquire about available
copies. |
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Habeas
Corpus is Dead
2006
Screenprint,
17” x 13 1/2”, edition of 80, $150 |
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We're All Complicit!
2005
two color, (red and black) screen print .
edition size 150
Inquire about copies
animated version here |
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Please inquire
Art the Other Voice of America
SOMARTS Gallery exhibition poster
color linocut print on Arches paper.
edition size 100
paper size 30" x 22"
image size 24" x 18"
$200
inquire about available copies |
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Hubris Corpulentus Exhibition
Rhode Island
three color screen print
edition size 50
image size 20" x 14"
$50 |
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Hubris Corpulentus Exhibition
By Art Hazelwood
two color (black and red) linoleum cut print
edition size 150
image size 20" x 14"
$50
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Tradition and
Transition in the 90s, California Society of Printmakers SOMAR
Gallery exhibition poster
by Art Hazelwood
two color, (red and black) woodcut print on Rives
Lightweight Buff paper.
edition size 50
paper size 19" x 26"
image size 14" x 20"
Please inquire about available copies
California Society of Printmakers is
one of the oldest printmaking societies in the country. Founded in 1913 as
an artist run organization whose purpose it is to promote appreciation of prints
to the public through exhibitions and publications. |
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Fifth Anniversary Exhibition
By Art Hazelwood
two color (blue and brown) linoleum cut print on Rives BFK paper
edition size 50
image size 22" x 19 1/2"
paper size 30" x 22"
Please send a check for $50 made out to VCAF to -
Vallejo Community Arts Foundation 3467
Sonoma Blvd. #10, Vallejo, CA 94590
The Vallejo Community Arts Foundation is
the umbrella organization for the non-profit arts organizations in the city of
Vallejo, CA. The activities of the foundation includes the Fetterly Playhouse
for the Arts and the Fetterly Gallery. The gallery has just celebrated its fifth
year with an invitational exhibition. Art Hazelwood has been commissioned to
paint a 110 foot long mural across from the entry way to the gallery on the theme
of the arts. |
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Street Sheet 10 Year Anniversary
Poster
by Art Hazelwood
two color, (red and black) linoleum cut print on Rives BFK paper.
edition size 50
paper size 22" x 15"
image size 18" x 12"
Please inquire about available copies.
Coalition on Homelessness 468
Turk Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
Coalition on Homelessness is
the publisher of the Street Sheet a newspaper that contains news and artwork
about the conditions of life for San Francisco's poorest people. The newspaper
is sold by homeless people as an alternative to panhandling. This year the
Street Sheet celebrated its ten year anniversary. "The Street Sheet gives
a voice to homeless people and provides them with a dignified way to earn a
few dollars." syndicated columnist Mark Hetts (Mr. Handyperson) |
