AL FREEMAN COMPARISON T-SHIRT

This shirt features one of AL Freeman’s “Comparison” collages remade as a 5-color screenprint. Each collage compares two images. One image depicts a familiar work of art, such as a painting by Ed Ruscha, a sculpture by Sol Lewitt, or documentation of a performance by Carolee Schneemann. Its companion image is taken from a non-art source, often from message boards and internet backwaters where people post photos of drunk friends subjected to gags and pranks. The works function on a visual logic in which the two images relate to one another compositionally, conceptually, or metaphorically. The Comparisons exploit their subject matter to humorous effect, establishing a connection between high and low reference points.

These shirts are printed on 6.5oz garment-dyed, 100% cotton tees that were cut and sewn in Los Angeles. They were screenprinted by Other Industries in Delaware.

This is an edition of 75. There will be no reprints.

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