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Jeremy Fish - "You Don't Get To Hate It" Print

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Artist: Jeremy Fish
Title: "You Don't Get To Hate It"
Medium: three color screen print on 100# uncoated stock, acid free
printed by Bloom Press of Oakland
Edition: 50
Markings: Hand numbered and signed by the artist
Dimensions: 18" x 18" 

This drawing/screen print was directly inspired by the recent film "The Last Black Man In San Francisco,"  of the most powerful pieces of art made about San Francisco - directed, produced and written by Joe Talbot, and staring his friend and co writer Jimmie Fails. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these prints will be donated to Joe's next film project.
 
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    • Description

      Artist: Jeremy Fish
      Title: "You Don't Get To Hate It"
      Medium: three color screen print on 100# uncoated stock, acid free
      printed by Bloom Press of Oakland
      Edition: 50
      Markings: Hand numbered and signed by the artist
      Dimensions: 18" x 18" 

      This drawing/screen print was directly inspired by the recent film "The Last Black Man In San Francisco,"  of the most powerful pieces of art made about San Francisco - directed, produced and written by Joe Talbot, and staring his friend and co writer Jimmie Fails. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these prints will be donated to Joe's next film project.

    Description

    Artist: Jeremy Fish
    Title: "You Don't Get To Hate It"
    Medium: three color screen print on 100# uncoated stock, acid free
    printed by Bloom Press of Oakland
    Edition: 50
    Markings: Hand numbered and signed by the artist
    Dimensions: 18" x 18" 

    This drawing/screen print was directly inspired by the recent film "The Last Black Man In San Francisco,"  of the most powerful pieces of art made about San Francisco - directed, produced and written by Joe Talbot, and staring his friend and co writer Jimmie Fails. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of these prints will be donated to Joe's next film project.