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Bound 2 (framed hand embellished screen print)

Jordan Nickel (Pose)

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Artwork details

Artist

Jordan Nickel (Pose)

Title

Bound 2 (framed hand embellished screen print)

Description

Unique hand embellished with acrylic & spray paint 17 color hand pulled screen print on mohawk superfine ultrawhite 160 lb cover paper. Hand signed lower right corner by Pose. Hand written 'AP' lower left corner. Artwork size 30 x 23 inches. Frame size approx 36 x 29 inches.

Artwork is in excellent condition. Certificate of authenticity included. All reasonable offers will be considered.

About the artist: Pose (Jordan Nickel) was born in 1980 in Evanston, Illinois, and is currently based in Chicago. He began practicing graffiti in 1992 and received a painting degree from Kansas City Art Institute in 2004. His studio work is strongly informed by his graffiti experience and his immersion in traditional sign painting. Pose is a member of The Seventh Letter, an acclaimed West Coast artist collective and Mad Society Kings (MSK), a world-renowned graffiti crew. Pose has painted murals all over the world.

Date

2020

Medium

Hand-finished screenprint

Edition

Signature

Signed

Image

30 x 23 inches

Sheet

30 x 23 inches

Status

Available

Price

$2,212.00

The Artist

Jordan Nickel (Pose)

Pose (Jordan Nickel) was born in 1980 in Evanston, Illinois, and is currently based in Chicago. He began practicing graffiti in 1992 and received a painting degree from Kansas City Art Institute in 2004. His studio work is strongly informed by his graffiti experience and his immersion in traditional sign painting. Pose is a member of The Seventh Letter, an acclaimed West Coast artist collective and Mad Society Kings (MSK), a world-renowned graffiti crew. Pose has painted murals all over the world. In 2013, he and fellow MSK artist REVOK were invited to collaborate on a mural for the illustrious Houston/Bowery wall in conjunction with their first two-person exhibition at Jonathan LeVine Gallery.