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Wednesday, December 24th, 2008 | 1 Comment »

This one came in from a reader “sd335908″ with unfortunatly no information attached. It appears to be charcoal on canvas and centers Obama between a montage of mixed images – everything from an emerging butterfly to the a-bomb and Hitler. It makes me feel a bit overwhelmed. Not quite sure what the message is supposed to be.
(more…)Tonia Trotter, the director of the Rymer Gallery writes in about some great work currently on display in her gallery: “Hello, I will attach an image one of our artists, Herb Williams, created from over fifty thousand crayons”

FreshPressed is a screen printing shop that “allows users of all ages and all skill levels to make truly unique, one-of-a-kind screenprinted wearables”. Looks like they now have an entire section devoted to Obama art prints and clothing. This one by Nick Toga is called “East Side L.A. Obama Print”.

Here is a great shot from LoisInWonderland’s . The caption only reads: “Uptown Sidewalk Art”. So please leave a comment if you know more about this work.
(more…)Kathy Osler sends us this: “Here is a more quiet, impressionist take on Obama in my father’s oil portrait, ‘The Power of Hope’.” Thanks for sending this in. Readers can visit johnosler.com to see more of John’s great work.

Several readers have pointed us to to an article on BoingBoing about an interesting little cartoon: “It seems like an appropriate enough cartoon. The depiction of the president elect Barack Obama with the US flag behind him and the bubble quoting Obama as saying the change has come to Washington.” However it has sparked some controversy.

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