Ace Hotel

April 30th, 2010

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Shepard Fairey and friends wheatpasted a plywood wall around Ace Hotel New York last night. Here’s a video of the installation going up and some pictures of the work. As you know, we have a package for Shepard’s exhibition at Deitch Projects — their final show ever. If you book today or tomorrow, it includes tickets to the afterparty for the opening May 1. It also includes a signed, off-set print and limited edition t-shirt, which you’ll still get if you book the package after May 1.

Shepard Fairey at Ace Hotel New York

Shepard Fairey at Ace Hotel New York - Detail

Photos and video by Jou-Yie Chou


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April 21st, 2010

MAY DAY AT DEITCH PROJECTS Deitch Projects is presenting May Day, an exhibition of new work by Shepard Fairey, as its final project before it closes its doors for the last time here in New York. Shepard will also be wheat-pasting over 80 feet of plywood that wraps around Ace Hotel New York. Come visit for the opening May 1st, and book the MAY DAY package. You’ll receive a limited edition MAY DAY t-shirt from OBEY, a signed offset print and two tickets to the opening night after-party. You can book the package all month long - if you book after May 1st, you’ll get everything but the after-party tickets. Book online with code MAYDAY.

MAY DAY AT DEITCH PROJECTS

Deitch Projects is presenting May Day, an exhibition of new work by Shepard Fairey, as its final project before it closes its doors for the last time here in New York. Shepard will also be wheat-pasting over 80 feet of plywood that wraps around Ace Hotel New York.

Come visit for the opening May 1st, and book the MAY DAY package. You’ll receive a limited edition MAY DAY t-shirt from OBEY, a signed offset print and two tickets to the opening night after-party. You can book the package all month long - if you book after May 1st, you’ll get everything but the after-party tickets. Book online with code MAYDAY.


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