Maroonrebel by Renée Cox–updated (sale)
Posted on | June 16, 2009 | 2 Comments
Maroonrebel is pleased to announce a discount on Maroonrebel t-shirts. Now ONLY $32! We hope the lowered price will make our products more attractive to you.
We all have to make our hustle, right, but $50 logo t-shirts? Ordinarily I’m all over artists’ retail products, but in this economy???
Maroonrebel is proud to present world-renowned artist Renée Cox’s first retail collection of wearable history designed to encourage dialogue. In a limited edition of 1,000 of each design, Cox continues the radical art that first catapulted her into the headlines in 2001. She is known for her controversial Yo Mamas Last Supper that made headlines internationally by shocking then Mayor, Rudy Giuliani and the Catholic Church. Her unique and sensational vision depicted Black disciples sharing the meal, with a naked Cox as the Christ figure. Cox ’s new line confronts issues of race and gender in a distinctive original style.
When visiting Maroonrebel.com, don’t forget to click on the link underneath the slogan to get the whole history from Wikipedia.
These shirts are sexy, sassy, smart, educational and enlightening!
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May 26th, 2009 @ 5:40 pm
great news.
June 5th, 2009 @ 8:17 am
I love the concept. It’s so important in our society today to educate people about AA history. I bought Coloreds Only, and it was worth my $50. It’s such a conversation piece. There was a woman at the grocery store who read it as ‘color- red’ and I had the opportunity to explain what Colored Only meant.
I know the price point is high, but it’s Renee Cox. However, if Maroonrebel lowered the price to $35, I would definitely buy one as a gift.