Retna graffiti
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When Bobby Partial met Retna, the Marc Phillips founding partner immediately envisioned the graffiti artist, otherwise known as Marquis Lewis, portraying his streetwise swagger through rugs. Hand-knotted in Nepal, 16 limited-edition designs, all variations of a common theme, have grounds walking a fine line between graphic and typographic.
For Sale on 1stDibs - Untitled, 2014, Canvas, Oil Paint by Marquis RETNA Lewis. Offered by Guy Hepner - churned.
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New Image Art L.A. Mart 1933 S. Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90007 Booth # 108 Featuring new large-scale paintings on canvas and paper by RETNA Retna, Escucha La Gente, 2011, Acrylic on canvas, 96" x 64" Following his participation at MOCA's Art in the Streets exhibition and completion of his mural at West Hollywood Library - the latter photographed by David LaChapelle for the October 2011 issue of Vanity Fair - New Image Art presents a selection of Retna's most recent work. Friday, September…
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Retna’s design took graffiti hieroglyphics into new textured form to his limited-edition rugs. Hand-knotted in Nepal, the pieces convey cryptic messages in wool and silk.
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Retna spoke about his script, growing up in L.A. and graffiti.
