Spotlight: D*Face and the Pop Art of Protest

D*Face has spent two decades turning the visual language of advertising and comic books against itself. His recurring cast of battered, lovesick characters critiques consumerism, celebrity culture and the American Dream — delivered with the polish of pop art and the attitude of the street.

From his early stickers and stencils in London to screenprints now held in major collections, D*Face remains one of the most recognisable voices in urban contemporary art. St. Art Gallery regularly features new and archive editions from the artist — browse the current selection in our shop.

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