While Shepard Fairey may not identify as a graffiti writer in the traditional sense, his impact on the urban art movement is undeniable. Known globally for his iconic Obey Giant campaign and the now-legendary Hope poster for Barack Obama, Fairey's work bridges the worlds of punk, political protest, street art, and graphic design. His wheatpasted posters, stenciled imagery, and sticker bombing tactics—tools commonly shared by graffiti writers—made him a visual disruptor of public space, earning him respect from graffiti communities worldwide.
At the Museum of Graffiti, we recognize the importance of honoring artists who have shaped the broader urban art landscape. That’s why we’re proud to offer a rare selection of vintage Shepard Fairey prints for sale. These highly collectible works represent pivotal moments in Fairey’s career and showcase his mastery of propaganda-style graphics and socio-political messaging.
Owning an original Fairey print is more than just acquiring a piece of art—it’s claiming a piece of history. These prints, many of which were released in extremely limited editions, are increasingly hard to come by on the open market. As Fairey’s influence continues to grow, so too does the significance and value of his earlier work.
Collectors, enthusiasts, and new fans alike now have a unique opportunity to purchase authentic Shepard Fairey prints through the Museum of Graffiti’s gallery. These prints are a perfect addition to any collection focused on street culture, protest art, or contemporary visual activism.
