Artemizia Foundation

09/30/2026

NEW TO THE ARTEMIZIA FOUNDATION COLLECTION: It Can’t Happen Here by Shepard Fairey, acquired from Turner Carroll Gallery.

It Can’t Happen Here references Sinclair Lewis’s 1935 novel of the same name, a work examining the rise of authoritarianism in the United States.

Fairey has described the piece as a call to take threats to democratic institutions and freedoms seriously, specifically citing free speech, assembly and due process among the principles he believes require vigilance.

Artemizia Foundation is proud to announce the acquisition of Shepard Fairey’s original artwork, It Can’t Happen Here (2026), acquired from Turner Carroll Gallery.

📰 Artemizia Foundation and this acquisition are also featured in the new Tucson Guide. https://www.tucsonguide.com/artemizia

09/18/2026

SHEPARD FAIREY X ARTEMIZIA FOUNDATION

Graffiti & Street Art Experience

Discover the artists. Explore the collection.

Check out the Full Video 👇🏼

https://youtu.be/RN0MucRfALY

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Artemizia Foundation Shepard Fairey Joshua Flannigan

09/18/2026

SHEPARD FAIREY X ARTEMIZIA FOUNDATION
Graffiti & Street Art Experience

Discover the artists. Explore the collection.

Check out the Full Video 👇🏼
https://youtu.be/RN0MucRfALY

Artemizia.com
Artemizia Foundation Shepard Fairey Joshua Flannigan

09/13/2026

Cey Adams didn't simply design album covers.

He helped create the visual language of an era.

As Def Jam's founding Creative Director, Cey worked at the intersection of music, design and street culture creating identities for some of the most influential artists in hip-hop.

His journey from graffiti writer to designer to fine artist is part of a larger story:

Street culture doesn't ask permission to enter the canon.

It changes the canon.

Cey's connection to Artemizia runs even deeper. He designed the AF logo and has been part of the Foundation's collection and story since its early days.

That's the kind of artist we collect.

08/24/2026