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Pictures on Walls by Tim Yu
Pictures on Walls (POW) is a site devoted to exposing the latest from both up and coming and more well-established street artists by turning their work into limited edition screen prints sold on their site. They recently released new pieces by the likes of Beautiful Losers (Aaron Young's museum show turned artist collective) and everyone's perennial fave Banksy.
Another one of his sharp commentaries on social institutions, Banksy's new print, "Morons," pokes fun at the auction scene (below). Available in a Sepia tone, a few hundred prints are signed by the artist. Also, keep a look out for new prints by up and comers, Eric the Dog and Blu, due out soon.
In an attempt to better disperse these elusive prints, POW enforces a strict rule allowing only one print per household. Available for purchase from POW.
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