Don't need a portrait from her, nice to see a little something different. Would love it if instead of an edition print she had stuck to her normal habit of just releasing 30 variants.

I think her variants tend to show the true brilliance of her work and it allows the collector to buy the version that really speaks to them.

If you read the details of the print release, it states that "with Snow Blossoms as backdrop for their unified portrait work"
for the work that was completed in Detroit.  This may help explain why you get that wallpapery feel from the print.  

As always, Pop!nked prints don't come across on computer as nearly as well as they do in person.  i don't expect anything less than the best with this release.

Certainly heavy.

Looks like 90USD shipping to Europe

Jesus, shipping is a 1/3 of the price of the print!

Guess it helps that the print is so affordable. Consider that most of her screenprint releases are usually only 4-6 colors and cost, at minimum, twice as much. Sounds like a deal to me.

Interesting. Care to elaborate?

Have the same feeling. The colors and patterns are pleasing to look at, but I thought I was looking at a WIP photo. Does look a bit wallpaper-like.

I guess he forgot to take into account the "facts?"

Is it a bit arrogant to believe that your truth is everyone's as well?

http://instagram.com/p/BLjURbpjs9B

Here's what the mural looked like. Personally, I prefer it without the portraits, but then again, I generally don't care for her drawing style when it comes to portraiture.

The artwork represents what I imagine was an intensely personal and powerful experience. Who can say that that representation is lesser?

These are up now for anyone interested. The store no longer needs a password and there seems to be some hand-finished editions still available.

www.lscgallery.com/shop/

Not meaning to be arrogant, just trying to encourage critical thinking in a provocative way. Andy Warhol, dead 30 years ago this week, would no doubt approve. In my opinion, touting this release as a great deal because of its price compared to her other more expensive work is an odd argument, hence my apples and oranges comment. Much like I think this release compared to her unsigned tiles and Braddock prints is a better value.

I like to view art, talk about it, and buy it. The original thought posted by someone was as to its value, I thought an unfair comparison and was challenged, to which I challenged back. I would do the same with the same language over a pint.

Again, I mentioned that, for me, her story behind this image relating to her mother the most interesting part. The release, for me, has pros and cons. Great story, great printing, wallpapery image. I am only comparing the "value" compared to her other pieces. If this was a signed numbered Née Nee for this price now that would be a great value.

Got one as well. I had one reserved through email before the drop and they let me pick it out. Here is the one I went with...