NEW BEDFORD – “On The Wall Posters: Street Art,” featuring 32 street artists from the Whaling City is available for purchase.
“I’m overjoyed our community has been highlighted in such a way. A true testament of consistency and commitment to creativity,” said Jeremiah Hernadez, co-founder of SuperFlat NB, who helped selected the artists and content.
The 11-inch by 14-inch book showcases 30 graffiti and street mural-inspired wall posters perfect for decorating a unique space. From local mural art project, Superflat NB, comes a collection of bold, colorful designs to help readers express themselves through street art.
Founded in 2017, Superflat NB is dedicated to fostering pride and ownership of shared spaces through public art and supporting inclusive environments where anyone can experience great art.
Street art has had a profound impact on the art world, becoming a form of self-expression for people worldwide, according to Hernandez. Superflat NB artists have been at the forefront of this movement, bringing their unique vision to the streets of New Bedford.
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From Adams Media, the specialty imprint of Simon & Schuster, the collection of easy-to-hang posters helps the group spread their passion for art and culture even wider, with readers able to bring these one-of-a-kind art pieces right into their own homes for readers to tear out and display.
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The book is now available on Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble.com and through the Simon & Schuster website, with plans to showcase it in Urban Outfitters stores and other retailers this month. There is also another book, “On the Wall Posters: Psychedelic” also features colorful, mesmerizing designs that create the perfect spacy vibe.
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