Dan Tague Money Prints

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the end is near is near & trust no one … liardantague3.jpg

state of fear

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i hate war

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we trust liars & he is a liar

Dan Tague is an artist who lives and works in New Orleans. He recently created a series of photos of folded $1 bills to illustrate a political message that I think many of us can relate to. I think this is pretty brilliant.

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  1. 2008 April 8

    wonderful

  2. 2008 December 26

    Hey read your blog awhile back and thought you might want to check out what Dan Tague is up to now with his money prints. Check it out.

    In the true spirit of creativity, entrepreneurship and community activism, it is our distinct honor to announce the launch of two new websites that helps spread the message of hope and at the same time helps artists with housing.

    http://www.hopeinthewhitehouse.com

    and

    http://www.cashruleseverything.com

    Artist Dan Tague and gallerist Jonathan Ferrara have joined forces to launch these websites of shirts of art featuring Tague’s folded $$$ bill imagery of unique messages of inspiration and self-examination.

    Tague’s work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and art centers across the US and is in several prominent museum and private collections nationwide. His original works on paper sell for thousands. In an effort to make his work more accessible to all those who love his art, we are releasing these shirts of art.

    One dollar, $1.00, from every shirt sold will go directly to the New Orleans Chapter of Habitat for Humanity, a certified 501(c) 3 non-profit organization, that brings families and communities in need together with volunteers and resources to build decent, affordable houses.

    *** A portion of the donated proceeds will go to providing affordable housing for artists in New Orleans***.

    SPREAD THE WORD TO OTHERS WHO SHOULD SEE IT AND HELP ARTISTS REBUILD NEW ORLEANS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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