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Shepard Fairey Spotted NOT Putting Up His Own Piece On Prince Street
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Jen Carlson
Published Jun 30, 2011
Modified Jun 30, 2011
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Shepard Fairey's wife was telling the truth: the street artist doesn't put up his own pieces anymore! He was spotted outside of the Little Cupcake Shop on Prince Street today overseeing his latest work going up. A tipster tells us: "Shep is in the black t-shirt 'coaching' from below the ladder ('Just a little more paint on top... ok, cool, looks good.'). Not sure if this was a one-off commission (they do have some large prints of his inside the desert shop)." To be fair, Shep does have paint all over his jeans, so maybe he did a little work after all.
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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