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Thank you for visiting my online store. Instructions: To make a purchase, you may send an email to favianna@favianna.com OR call 510-532-8267 x.0. You may pay by credit card, check or money order. Please add an additional $20 for Shipping. All orders are shipped flat via UPS Ground. THIS PAGE TAKES SOME TIME TO LOAD COMPLETELY.
Prints & Posters For Sale
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Abuelita de Mi Vida (Grandmother of my life)20 in. x 26 in. 3 Available for Sale, $ 150 each Silkscreen: 9-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Covetry Rag Paper, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 2004 Description: This print celebrates my grandmother's life and the challenges she faced as an Afro-Peruvian woman in Lima, Peru. I am depicted at the bottom of the piece, as I began to understand her history during the time she was growing very ill. She passed away in 2004. |
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Altisimo (Peak)22 in. x 30 in. 10 Available for Sale, $ 150 each Silkscreen: 5-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Off-White Paper, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 2007 Description: This piece is one I began to think about shortly after my 29th birthday this year (2007). It is a self portrait about the many different experiences that have so far shaped this year for me. This is the year I have been able to spend the most time with myself in a time of self reflection. |
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Cabezones Azules (Big Blue Heads)15 in. x 22.5 in. 5 Available for Sale, $ 50 each Letterpress: 2-Color, Limited Edition, Printed on a Letterpress, Linoleum Cut Master, Archival Paper, Printed in Berkeley, CA 2007 Description: This print was developed in my abstract style. It contains 7 different faces...a reflection of the many sides of one's personality. |
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Cabezones (Big Heads) Red15 in. x 22.5 in. 5 Available for Sale, $ 100 each Letterpress: Single Color, Limited Edition, Printed on a Letterpress, Linoleum Cut Master, Archival Paper, Printed in Berkeley, CA 2007 Description: Same as above |
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Community Control of the Land 20 in. x 26 in. 2 Available for Sale, $ 350 each ONLY 2 COPIES AVAILABLE FOR SALE. THESE ARE THE FINAL ONES BEFORE IT IS SOLD OUT Silkscreen: 6-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted, Silkscreen Print, Archival Covetry Rag Paper, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 2003 Description: Developed to support a community's fight against gentrification as they mobilized tenants facing mass evictions. This poster served as a testament to the community's struggle and as a tool to mobilize tenants. |
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Como La Flor (Like the Flower)22 in. x 30 in. 1 Available for Sale, $ 150 each Silkscreen: 5-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Paper, Printed in San Francisco, CA, 2003 Description: This print honors the life of Chicana, Tejana musician, Selena, who was tragically shot to death on March 31, 1995. |
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De Avion en Avion (from Plane to Plane) 18.5 in. x 23.5 in. 2 Available for Sale, $ 125 each Giclee: Full Color, Printed on an EPSON 9800 on Archival Fine Art Paper Description: This print is a self portrait of how I feel when I am on planes, whether it's going to Tokyo or Berlin or Mexico DF or to LA. The background is a collage of my airline ticket stubs. |
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Del Ojo No Se Escapa Nadie (a.k.a., "El Ojo De Dios") (Nothing Escapes the Eye)22 in. x 30 in. SOLD OUT Silkscreen: 9 Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Covetry Rag Paper, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 1999 Description: This piece deals with disfunctional sex through comedy. What they call a ""pussy"" is actually a big OJO. Because it sees you for what you are. Sex is a raw exchange of energies...and sometimes, the energy is ulgy. In bed, the real diablo comes out. The OJO always will see it. |
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Designs on Democracy: Communication for Liberation17.5 in. x 23 in. 5 Available for Sale, $ 100 each Silkscreen: 4-Color, Handprinted, Silkscreen Print, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2005 Description: I developed this image to show the intersection between being a designer and an activist. The image is actually a self-portrait imposed on a city landscape. My intersecting identities as a poster artist, activist, designer, and woman of color all came together in this piece. |
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EastSide Story17 in. x 22.5 in. 2 Available for Sale, $ 125 each Giclee: Full Color, Printed on an EPSON 9800 on Archival Fine Art Paper Description: The idea for this piece came to me during an artist residency in Provincetown, Massachusetts, where I was able to develop a dozen or so designs about my own experiences as a woman in transition. |
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El Metro del DF (The Subway of Mexico City)9.25 in. x 13.5 in. 3 Available for Sale, $ 50 each Silkscreen: 3-Color, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Paper, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2007 Description: About my endless hours on the metro (subway) in Mexico City. |
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El Reencuentro (aka "Margarita") (The Reunification)20 in. x 26 in. 3 Available for Sale, $ 200 each Silkscreen: 9-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Covetry Rag Paper, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 2001 Description: This print narrates the story of my mother's experience as an immigrant. In 1970, shortly after she had arrived from Peru, my mother became pregnant. Because she was without means, the Department of Social Services took away her child at birth to turn him over to an adoption agency. With the language and cultural barrier, my mother could do very little. 31 years later, my brother came searching for his birth family and wrote a letter to my mother requesting to meet her. They were reunited in 2001, thus the title of the piece. |
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Esperando Una Se–al (Waiting for a Sign)17 in. x 21 in. 7 Available for Sale, $ 150 each Silkscreen: 2-Color + Glitter Overlay, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Japanese Handmade Paper, Hand-torn, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 2007 Description: An abstract interpretation of the day laborer's experience in waiting for work. The men in the photos are day laborers in my neighborhood. Due to the increased surveillance and criminalization of day laborers, many of them refuse to be photographed. In order to conduct my studies and interviews, I had to first build trust and share my artistic intentions. |
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Fashion Resistance to Militarism18 in. x 24 in. 2 Available for Sale, $ 50 each Full Color Offset |
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Femicidio (Femicide)18 in. x 24 in. 5 Available for Sale, $ 65 each Full Color Offset Description: This piece is about the more than 350 women in Juarez, Mexico who have been kidnapped, raped and killed since 1993. Visual artists have been pivotal in bringing international attention to the crisis, but most have favored depictions of mutilated body parts to emphasize the seriousness of the crimes. As a woman, I found it problematic that victims were depicted as carnage. I instead created a piece that addressed other aspects of the issue, including how the mothers self-organized to seek justice for their missing daughters. |
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Hermano Kyang Hae Lee20 in. x 26 in. 1 Available for Sale, $ 475 each ONLY 1 COPY AVAILABLE FOR SALE. THIS IS THE FINAL ONE BEFORE IT IS SOLD OUT Silkscreen: 6-Color, Artist Proof, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Covetry Rag Paper, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 2003 Description: Globalization, "free-trade," and its devastating effects on poor countries are frequent themes in my work. This print honors the life of Kyang Hae Lee (top right), a 56-year old South Korean farmer, who died after stabbing himself in protest of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 2002, Cancun, Mexico. The piece addresses the WTO's role in damaging agricultural systems, food sovereignty and rural economies around the world. |
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Housing is a Human Right17.5 in. x 23 in. 2 Available for Sale, $ 150 each Silkscreen: 3-Color, Handprinted, Silkscreen Print, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2005 Description: Depicts a community's resistance to gentrification. While poor people of color in the San Francisco Bay Area has been hard hit by skyrocketing real estate values, they have also been on the front lines of resistance. They have picketed, protested, won ballot initiatives, stopped evictions and rent increases, and even engaged in civil disobedience to stop the wave of gentrification that has swept the area. |
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Hugo Chavez: Un Paso Adelante (A Step Forward)20 in. x 26 in. 4 Available for Sale, $ 75 each Silkscreen: 4-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Lennox Paper, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2004 |
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International Migrants' Day 24 in. x 18 in. 10 Available for Sale, $ 40 each Full Color Offset Description: A celebration of Migrant rights all over the world. The poster celebrates solidarity with immigrants in a period when national crises have stirred public anxieties about immigration and when unfair policies and discrimination against immigrants have intensified. |
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International Women's Day 2006 (aka "RAW")24 in. x 18 in. $ 50 each Full Color Offset Description: A celebration of International Women's Day and addresses our desire as brown women to sometimes "act white" in an effort to fit into traditional women's roles and to assimilate into American culture. "Raw" is spelled backward to represent the internal war we as women fight with ourselves. |
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Legalizacion Ahora (Legalization Now!)18 in. x 24 in. $ 40 each Full Color Offset Description: Celebrates the Immigrant Rights Marches that took place May 1st, 2006. |
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Lo mas cierto en horas inciertas...Berlin, Alemania8 in. x 11 in. 2 Available for Sale, $ 75 each Letterpress: 2-Color, Limited Edition, Printed on a Letterpress, Linoleum Cut Master, Archival Paper, Printed in Berkeley, CA 2007 Description: A reflection of my time Berlin, Germany. I had a lot of thoughts in my head I just had to get out on paper. |
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Lo mas cierto en horas inciertas...Part II8 in. x 11 in. 5 Available for Sale, $ 75 each Letterpress: 3-Color, Limited Edition, Printed on a Letterpress, Linoleum Cut Master, Archival Paper, Printed in Berkeley, CA 2007 Description: Same as above |
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Malcolm X19 in. x 25 in. 3 Available for Sale, $ 80 each Silkscreen: 2-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Lennox Paper, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2006 |
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Media Justice Now!17.5 in. x 23 in. 3 Available for Sale, $ 125 each Silkscreen: 3-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Lennox Paper, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2003 Description: Media is filled with stereotypical imagery, denying our basic humanity and rendering us invisible. Too few outlets tell our stories. The connections between media -- its form, content, and who owns it -- is inextricably tied to issues of social justice, power, and equity. Communication is a human right, yet our communities are denied this fundamental right every day. This will not change until we hold all institutions, public and private, to a higher standard of accountability, one that ensures that media serves the needs of all the people. |
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No Puedo Dividirme (I Can't Divide Myself)15.5 in. x 22 in. 2 Available for Sale, $ 125 each Giclee: Full Color, Printed on an EPSON 9800 on Archival Fine Art Paper |
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Oakland for the People17.5 in. x 22.5 in. 5 Available for Sale, $ 100 each Silkscreen: 3-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Lennox Paper, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2005 Description: Developed as a commentary about the increased gentrification of Oakland, CA. |
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Oakland: East Side Story 18 in. x 24 in. 3 Available for Sale, $ 200 each Giclee: Full Color, Printed on an EPSON 9800 on Archival Fine Art Paper |
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Panteon Rococo, Ciudad de Mexico 200518 in. x 26 in. 3 Available for Sale, $ 75 each Silkscreen: 6-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Mattte Paper, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2005 Description: This poster was printed for Panteon Rococo, a Chilango band I was introduced to while I was living in Mexico City (April 2005). Their music is a mixture of reggae, ska, and rock en espanol. On May 14, the band celebrated its 10th Anniversary at El Faro de Oriente, the cultural center where I completed an Artist Residency |
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Quiero Sonar Despierta (I want to dream awake)8 in. x 11 in. 10 Available for Sale, $ 75 each Letterpress: 2-Color, Limited Edition, Printed on a Letterpress, Linoleum Cut Master, Archival Paper, Printed in Berkeley, CA 2007" Description: This piece is a self portrait of... |
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Resist U.S. Imperialism19 in. x 25 in. 5 Available for Sale, $ 100 each Silkscreen: 3-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Lennox Paper, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2007 Description: The poster symbolically parallels Iraq to Aztlan. The invasion of Iraq under the false pretense of ""liberation"" reminds me of the invasion of Southwest, where Mexicanos were promised their rights under the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo...promises that were never kept and a treaty that was never upheld. |
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Separacion20 in. x 26 in. 3 Available for Sale, $ 100 each Silkscreen: 3-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Archival Covetry Rag Paper, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 2007 Description: This is a print I completed after a painful separation from my lover of seven years, which took place in late December 2006. The piece depicts the two sides of my person, one side being the self-centered, neurotic, workaholic artist. I created this piece as I was undergoing the physical and emotional separation. In those conditions, one finds it hard to imagine another possibility for love, the hours pass very slowly.... at that time my motivation to create work was extremely low, however, I managed to create this piece, which became an outlet for me. |
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Separacion (Pink)22 in. x 27.5 in. SOLD OUT Giclee: Full Color, Printed on an EPSON 9800 on Archival Fine Art Paper Description: Same as above, except by the time I did this piece I was over it. The bright colors indicate the feeling of empowerment I had in starting over. |
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Sisterfire18 in. x 24 in. 15 Available for Sale, $ 40 each Full Color Offset Description: Celebrates sisterhood and women of color artist of all disciplines. |
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Sombra (Shadow)19 in. x 25 in. SOLD OUT Silkscreen: 2-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, red spray paint, Printed in Mexico City, Mexico 2006 Description: This piece was printed in a very small run of about 10 prints. I was visiting Mexico City in 2006 and I took the opportunity to meet up with my colleagues from El Faro Centro Cultural. It is there that I printed this piece, with the assistance of my friend and student Sombra. This piece is named after him. Sombra is an extremely talented printmaker, but like many of his peers, he lives at the poverty level in Mexico City and has to spend most of his time surviving. He was one of my best students in the workshop I taught in 2005 during my stay in Mexico City. As we were printing. the emulsion kept falling off the screen, so we were only able to print a few of these. At one point, I could no longer print the red hand, so I had to spray it on with a stenciled film. |
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Untitled (Gangsta) 16 in. x 22 in. 1 Available for Sale, $ 80 each Monosilkscreen: Monoprint Silkscreen (one of a kind), Painted directly onto screen, Archival Covetry Rag Paper, Printed in Los Angeles, CA 2002 Description: Part of series of monoprint silkscreens I completed in Los Angeles, CA in 2002" |
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We Are Not the Enemy 19 in. x 25 in. 5 Available for Sale, $ 100 each Silkscreen: 2-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Printed in San Leandro, CA 2006 Description: I developed this poster as one of two anti-war posters that were reproduced by the thousands and distributed to major national cities, including Chicago, Los Angeles & Minneapolis. The poster became a national icon against the war and was well received by women-of-color and anti-war groups across the country. The woman depicted in the poster is Meena, the charismatic leader of RAWA, an organization that gave voice to the silenced women of Afghanistan." |
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Xicana Moratorium Day 200320 in. x 23 in. 1 Available for Sale, $ 200 each Silkscreen: 4-Color, Limited Edition, Handprinted Silkscreen Print, Printed in San Francisco, CA 2003 Description: This poster was created for the annual Xicana Moratorium Day celebration at Dolores Park. Youth, families, children and organizers joined the first National Chicano Moratorium in 1970 to denounce U.S. involvement in Vietnam and to point to the ills the US causes to oppress nations even within its own created borders. The over 30,000 raza demonstration showed the opposition and resistance of an organized struggle of Chicano/as and Mexicano/as who understand the effects of U.S. invasion. |
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Americal Apparel Fuchsia Women's Sheer Jersey Cap Sleeve Model 6377
$25 each (includes shipping) Available Sizes: Medium, Large, XLarge Favianna is shown is wearing a Medium |
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Men's Red T-Shirts
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