• A hand holds Pennys Monopoly on Violence (AP) bill, resembling Monopoly money. It displays MONOPOLY ON VIOLENCE, a stylized building, and the number 5 on a light, textured surface. Seen at Hashimoto Contemporary SF, it echoes an archival photographic ink print.
  • Pennys Monopoly on Violence (AP) features a Monopoly-style note resembling a five Dollar bill with Monopoly on Violence, images of a gun, camera, house, and car. The archival photographic ink print from Hashimoto Contemporary SF has a classical building and bold 5 on its speckled gray background.
  • Close-up of a Monopoly on Violence play money bill by Penny, resembling a five-dollar note with a vintage car illustration, ornate patterns, and a prominent purple number 5, featured in Hashimoto Contemporary SF.
  • The Monopoly on Violence (AP) print by Penny features an archival photographic ink design resembling a five dollar bill, with a handgun icon, the phrase Monopoly on Violence, and neoclassical building details. Its ornate currency motifs create a striking piece from Hashimoto Contemporary SF.
  • Three framed works, housed in black frames, line a white wall over a wooden floor. Echoing the minimalist elegance of Hashimoto Contemporary SF, these pieces exude the precision of an archival photographic ink print series. Featured: Penny - Monopoly on Violence (AP) by Penny.
  • Three Monopoly on Violence (AP) by Penny, in black frames with archival photographic ink print, are evenly spaced on a white gallery wall. Each frame contains currency artwork, while the light wood floor captures Hashimoto Contemporary SFs chic aesthetic.
  • A minimalist gallery, echoing Hashimoto Contemporary SF, displays nine small framed artworks on a white wall. A wooden floor adds contrast. A small bench by a window bathes in natural light, while Penny’s archival photographic ink print titled Monopoly on Violence (AP) hangs nearby.
  • The small art gallery, with white walls and a wooden floor, showcases Hashimoto Contemporary SFs exhibitions. Framed artworks, such as Pennys Monopoly on Violence (AP), adorn one wall. Two wooden chairs near a window offer street views, while track lighting enhances the ambiance.

Penny - "Monopoly on Violence" (AP)

One layer archival photographic ink print on genuine five Dollar bill
Signed and numbered AP
6.6 x 15.6 cm (unframed)
2020

   

Framed

   
Featured in BROKE - a solo show by Penny on view at Hashimoto Contemporary SF January 9 - January 30, 2021

   
*PLEASE ALLOW 3-6 WEEKS FOR DELIVERY - ALL WORKS WILL SHIP AFTER EXHIBITION ENDS*

$ 650.00
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