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  1. Night Setting by Alec Egan, Image 2.

    Alec Egan

    Night Setting, 2025

    Archival Pigment Print on Sunset Hot Press Rag 310g

    16.5 x 24 in

  2. White Poppies with Apples & Oranges by Daniel Gordon, Image 3.

    Daniel Gordon

    White Poppies with Apples & Oranges, 2024

    Archival Pigment Print

    19.5 x 24 in

  3. "The only bond worth anything between human beings is their humanness." by Hank Willis Thomas, Image 2.

    Hank Willis Thomas

    "The only bond worth anything between human beings is their humanness.", 2024

    10 layer textured UV pigment print with matt varnish seal on 410gsm Somerset Tub Sized Radiant White paper.

    22.13 x 29.53 in

  4. Mystery by Amir Fallah, Image 2.

    Amir Fallah

    Mystery, c. 2023

    Archival pigment print on 310g Velvet Art Paper

    19 x 27.5 in

  5. Artifact by Amir Fallah, Image 1.

    Amir Fallah

    Artifact, 2022

    NFT

    3000 x 3000 in

  6. Madrid 2015, Arnhem 2020 by Emma Safir, Image 2.

    Emma Safir

    Madrid 2015, Arnhem 2020, 2022

    Digital collage printed on silk, neoprene, pine, upholstery foam, silk thread, flashe paint

    28 x 18 x 1.5 in

  7. Little Black Cloud by Emma Webster, Image 2.

    Emma Webster

    Little Black Cloud, 2021

    Lithograph on paper

    24 x 30 in

  8. Stedelijk Museum exhibition catalog with drawing by Keith Haring, Image 4.

    Keith Haring

    Stedelijk Museum exhibition catalog with drawing, 1986

    Ink on printed paper

    10.25 x 12.125 x 0.775 in

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About the artist

Mike Giant

American

b. 1971

Mike Giant draws on his interests in American subcultures, tattoos, and street art to create his black-and-white drawings, photographs, and screenprints. Regardless of medium, Giant almost always employs black contour lines, a nod to his admiration for Mexican folk art and Japanese illustration. He began drawing at a young age and was offered an apprenticeship with prominent tattoo artist Nalla Smith in 1998. About a year later, he began working as a full-time tattoo artist, and went on to work in notable tattoo shops throughout the United States. Giant’s propensity for documenting subcultures—including skaters and BMX bikers—has led him to embrace a spirit of rebellion and an anti-establishment view that is present throughout his artistic practice. Yogini (2019) shows a figure seated in a meditative position, with her legs crossed and her hands on her knees. The subject—depicted in black ink on a white background—is covered in tattoos, excluding her face.
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