Poverty

I’ve never experienced poverty. I’ve been broke, plenty of times, hell, I guess I’m broke now, but I’m a middleclass white guy, always have been. When you’re a white man you’re inherently privileged and barring some type of mental breakdown or debilitating addition, you’ll never have to experience real poverty. But it bothers me and these prints help me express my anger. If you're viewing original artwork on the internet I suspect you’ve never experienced real poverty either. I hope not. But maybe one of these prints will make you think about it and maybe if enough people start to think about it the inherently wealthy majority of us can start to try to do something about the systematic poverty that’s all around us.

Girl in a Striped Shirt

Edition of 10

Unframed: 30 x 30 cm

Framed: 16 x 16 in

Poverty - He won't be going to Boston College

Edition of 7

Unframed: 26 x 32 cm

Framed: 16 x 20 in

Poverty - Three Kids

Selected for Exhibition:

Society of Graphic Fine Art, 101st Annual Open Exhibition, London

Society of American Graphic Artist, 87th Annual Members Exhibition, New York

Edition of 10

Unframed: 42 x 36 cm

Framed: 16 x 20 in

Poverty - There's nothing out there

Selected for Exhibition:

Society of Graphic Fine Art, 99th Annual Open Exhibition, London

Society of American Graphic Artists: Gallery at the Met, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY

Edition of 10

Unframed: 29 x 27 cm

Framed: 16 x 16 in

Poverty - Elizabeth

Edition of 10

Unframed: 25 x 25 cm

Framed: 12 x 12 in

Poverty - Anabel (mini)

Edition of 10

Image size: 9 X 11 cm

Paper size: 18 X 18 cm

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