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Sufuckinpreme - Black is a two colour screenprint by contemporary artist RYCA. Printed onto Somerset 315gsm Paper. The print is signed and numbered by the artist. This piece is pre-framed in a black box frame with a white window mount and acrylic.
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ARTIST STORY
RYCA, aka Ryan Callanan, lives and works in London, UK, and is a contemporary artist. RYCA combines Street Art, popular culture, and current affairs to create what he calls a ‘Poptarian’ style. We love the playful jokes and political references used in each RYCA artwork, creating accessible and refreshing compositions.
RYCA, aka Ryan Callanan, lives and works in London, UK, and is a contemporary artist. RYCA combines Street Art, popular culture, and current affairs to create what he calls a ‘Poptarian’ style. We love the playful jokes and political references used in each RYCA artwork, creating accessible and refreshing compositions.
On his creative process, he has said: “I’m interested in studying, discovering, and experimenting with various processes and technological advances.” RYCA chose his moniker after producing his first set of 3D smiley faces, emblematic of the 1980s Acid Rave culture. The artist has a background in printing and pub sign-making. RYCA is one of Art Republic’s most sought after artists and has been exhibited widely in the UK, and abroad, in Miami, Los Angeles, Japan, and Barcelona. We’ve been working with RYCA since 2007.
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30.5 x 30.5cm per print
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30.5 x 30.5cm per print
BLOG ARTICLE
Ryan Callanan (a.k.a RYCA) places much importance on cross referencing within his artwork, combining street art and pop art cultures together. Taking subjects out of their natural context and splicing them with others to create something new while retaining their familiarity, and subtly shifting their meaning. In our Q&A, RYCA answers our burning questions about his new print, his artistic practice, and inspirations. Sufuckinpreme by RYCA What was the inspiration behind your new print, Sufuckinpreme - Diamond Dust? It’s the next in a series of expletives, this one being a take on a great word and iconic ...
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