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El Mac “Prayer” ~ Print Release 11.22.11

8:33 AM PST on November 21, 2011

El Mac, newly relocated to Los Angeles but rarely in town because an incredible run of worldwide painting and exhibiting, is one of our favorites so everything he does is news we can use. The latest-- master printers Moon Editions is releasing an amazing print based on the "Prayer" painting that was shown earlier this year at Subliminal Projects. It's been a long time since Mac's last print, so make sure to snap this one up when it's released tomorrow. More details below and on El Mac's site.

EL MAC “Prayer” 2011
2 Color Serigraph on Archival Stonehenge 320 gsm.
21” x 28”
Signed and numbered by the Artist.

Vermillion / Edition of 49. $200.00 + s&h
Metallic Copper / Edition of 39. $200 + s&h
Teal Variant / Edition of 9. $260.00 + s&h

Available Tuesday (11/22) at a random time / shop.mooneditions.com

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