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Manifest Hope / “Change We Made” Obama Painting

Posted on 01.05.09 

ABOUT THE PAINTING – CHANGE WE MADE

I wanted to create something that reflected the hope and inspiration I feel in the election of Barack Obama – and the workforce, technology and determination that will lead us to progress. “Change We Made” is my tribute to Barack Obama and to the grass roots movement of the people who support our new President.

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Tes One | “Change We Made” | 45″x60″ | Acrylic on wood | 2008
Click Here for detailed images of “Change We Made”

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ABOUT MANIFEST HOPE

Art plays a pivotal role in creating cultural momentum. The MANIFEST HOPE: DC Gallery celebrates that role and shines a spotlight on artists who use their voices to amplify and motivate the grassroots movement that carried President-Elect Barack Obama to victory.

MANIFEST HOPE: DC gathers together a diverse array of the nation’s most talented visual artists under one roof to mark this monumental achievement in our nation’s history and encourages artists and activists to maintain the momentum to bring about true change in the United States.

MANIFEST HOPE: DC
January 17th-19th, 2009
10:00am – 6:00pm 3333 M Street NW, Washington DC 20007

http://www.manifesthope.com/

CHANGE WE MADE – LIMITED EDITION PRINTS

With the help of my good friend and fellow artist Brandon Dunlap, I will be creating a very limited edition of screen printed art prints of CHANGE WE MADE. Each print will be one-of-kind with spray painted accents in the print, signed and numbered. The art print is 18”x24”, in an edition of 44 and will be made available on Inauguration Day (Jan. 20th), exclusively in the Tes One Online Store:

http://www.merchline.com/tesone/

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ASPCA: NYC – Mobile Spay/Neuter Clinic

Posted on 10.25.08 

Over 100 healthy adoptable pets are euthanized every day in New York City because there are just too many animals and too few homes. The ASPCA is dedicated to helping end this crisis by offering and promoting spaying and neutering. Quite simply, spaying and neutering is the only way to end the pet overpopulation tragedy.

The ASPCA mobile clinic offers free spay/neuter and rabies vaccinations to pet owners on public assistance, including those living in public housing in New York City’s five boroughs. The program encourages New York City residents to spay or neuter ALL the cats and dogs in your household. I was invited to help increase awarness for cause by donating artwork to the campaign. This artwork will be auctioned off (details coming soon) with all proceeds going to helping these animals. Spay/Neuter Information | NYC Mobile Clinic Calendar

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Spoiler Alert – Group Show | Orlando, FL. | 08.16.08

Posted on 07.26.08 

SPOILER ALERT – A 4 Person Group Show curated by Dustin Orlando

Featuring New Works by:
BASK | TES-ONE | PARSKID | STEAK MTN

Saturday August 16th 2008 from 7pm-1am
City Arts Factory: 29 South Orange Ave | Downtown Orlando 32801 | 407-648-7060

COST: $10.00 (A portion of the proceeds will go to The Parramore Kids Zone)

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Persons of Interest | Detroit, MI. | 06.28.08

Posted on 06.07.08 

©POP Gallery is proud to present: Persons of Interest: A 2-person exhibition of paintings, prints and installations by Bask and Tes One. The exhibition opens with a reception on the evening of June 28th, 2008 with the artists in attendance, and will continue through mid August.

Persons of Interest is a carefully intersecting body of work that is both autobiographical in meaning and collective in purpose. Please join the artists at the opening reception on June 28th, 7pm until 11pm.

©POP is located at: 4160 Woodward – Detroit, MI 48201
(313) 833-9901

www.cpop.com
www.americanvandal.com

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Jimi Hendrix Tribute: “Slight Return”

Posted on 06.06.08 

Last month, I had the privilege of creating a custom painting dedicated to Jimi Hendrix. The good folks over at Corbis had commissioned the work for the Palais at the Cannes Lions Awards. The imagery of the painting was inspired by the amazing photography of Henry Diltz, and the final piece was put on display as a massive billboard outside of the Palais.

The painting, “Slight Return” has been donated to the Jimi Hendrix Estate, and is currently on display at MofAA.

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