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Gwyneth Paltrow’s L.A. Neighborhood Defaced by “Obama Drone” Posters Prior to Fundraiser
Two days before Gwyneth Paltrow’s fundraiser, during which President Barack Obama will be hosted at the L.A. home of the actress, some negative political posters have reportedly appeared in the neighborhood depicting the actress as an “Obama Drone.”
Curbed LA spotted the posters, seen below, which the real estate website notes “do exist and are posted around the neighborhood.”
The images appeared to be the work of an artist named Sabo, who runs the Twitter account @unsavoryagents. Previous celebrities that have been given seemingly identical “Obama Drone” treatment include Jon Stewart and Samuel L. Jackson.
he unidentified man gave an interview to Glenn Beck in early June. Sabo, whose face wasn’t shown, gave the former Fox News host and TheBlaze mogul a tour of his recent posters, which include unflattering depictions of Hillary Clinton and Texas politician Wendy Davis as well as a tattooed image of Sen. Ted Cruz that the Republican commented on.
“I developed a method to hang them up as high as I need to, any one of these posters,” the artist told Beck in the interview. “Because, these not being leftist posters, tend to get torn down very quickly. So … I devised a way to get ’em up high.”
Tickets to attend the Democratic National Committee’s Gwyneth Paltrow-hosted fundraiser, which features a reception and dinner on Oct. 9, range from $1,000 to over $32,000.
HOLLYWOOD DRONES
They fly into our homes, our radios, our movie theaters, magazines, into every form of media that captures our eyes, ears, and hearts. Where once they mission might have been to entertain, now they are geared to indoctrinate our youth into their “Progressive” ideology.
These posters are one-offs printed using archival paper and inks. They are beautiful for framing.
In the past political parties would ramp up a year before an election but not these people. These people are on point 24/7, 365 days in the year while the Republicans sit around poking at their asses and smelling their fingers. Have no doubt, these people are soldiers for their parties. They are pin point accurate, relentless, fly through our airwaves, straight into our home, into the minds of our children. And we wonder why so many of them side with the Left.
NOTE: These street posters are rough made up from 8 11×17 color prints taped together. This is a method I devised because it’s cost effective, versatile and … just plan effective. These are the prints that go out on the street. They’ll look nice behind glass or glued on wood.









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Hollywood insists I embrace the muslim faith well ok. I’ll embrace it by painting nijabs on the faces of the starlets on their movie posters. – BURKA
I think its insulting “Progressives” spent the past hand full of decades dragging Christians through the mud because of their belief in God and love for their faith but the second a religion more behind the times than any Christian church comes around we’re supposed to ‘understand’ it, embrace it. What a crock of shit!
“Progressives” insist Americans understand the Muslim faith because it’s anti-West. I would suggest to the women’s and gay movements to take note at how quickly their causes are tossed to the wolves by their “Progressive” kind when they insist we open our arms to a faith that throws rocks and hangs theirs. Strange world we live in.
The Yin and The Yang – A conversation With Artist Woodman Shimko and Street Artist Sabo, Interview by Angela Romeo
I’m not sure how excited I am about gallery shows. I’ve only had a few. Don’t get me wrong I enjoy talking to people who show up asking questions. I can’t tell you how many times after the show I get messages from people telling me that they they saw me, they now know what I look like and the next time they are going to creep up on my and punch me in the head, fucken lame.
Below is a shot I took of the room before my first gallery show held at the Savage Gallery in Palm Springs, California. I really appreciate them having the balls to have this work up in the first place. Honestly I don’t think the gallery owner knew what he was getting himself into and when things did become clear my thought is he became a bit nervous. I could be wrong but … it wouldn’t surprise me if this was the case. Either way, a huge thank you to everyone involved.
The thing about gallery shows is I remember when Banksy came out with his movie “Exist Through the Giftshop.” Everyone and their mother who was an illustrator became a street artist over night and galleries around LA were falling all over themselves to have their work hang on their walls. I swear to God these people would put up one of two pieces on the street and over night they were considered street artists. Two weeks later they were gallery artists. It was so pathetic even the Simpsons did a spoof on it not long after making fun of them.
I wanted to nothing to do with this. I figured I’d try not getting involved and eventually all the fuss would die down. God forbid I try making a buck right?
The owner of Lab Art this big street art gallery in LA tells a buddy of mine that he was interested in see some of my work. I figured why not so I dropped by. I think I showed him 20 pieces, he like about 11 but he needed me to tighten them up. This crazy chick I knew drove me and my pieces there was blown away with the gallery. She noticed they were going to have an all women’s show in the coming weeks and asked me if I could make sure she got in. It seemed they shows got crowded and she didn’t want to stand in line. I asked the gallery owner if he’d insure we get in so we’re not standing in line like “normal people.” 😉 He said to RSVP like everyone else which really pissed me off. I didn’t even know what the hell that meant! So I told him to fuck off. And so went my relationship with Lab Art. To tell you the truth, I regret doing that because 1. she certainly wasn’t worth it 2. I might be further along BUT 3. I knew of a lot of the people in that gallery circle and pretty much didn’t want shit to do with them. I am very much a loner kind of guy. Fuck all that side show bullshit they loved playing.
So for the most part I put all that galley show stuff on ice. Then The Savage Gallery turned me on to a one night show. Seeing they were friends I figured why not. Little did I know across the city the whole Lab Art crew was having a 100 man show or some shit. And there I was all alone. 😉 The way I like it.
I packed my jeep up with a ton of art and I cut through that desert thinking I was going to die the whole fucken weight loss pills way. That wind was fierce and some of my bigger pieces were acting like sails but I made it.
Angela Romeo an art lover in Palm Spring had this show she had booked me on while I was there. God bless her. I was so shock up when I got there I had to have a couple of beers. So there I was parked in her studios parking lot capping a buzz not knowing I was supposed to be on fucken air!!! I got the scheduling all screwed up so as you can see in the video above I was about 30 minutes late.
I enjoyed the time we had, the interview turned out great. I believe it’s still the most watched video in her catalogue. I wish I’d of made it on time because I would have really torn into the guy I was somewhat debating with. Or at least having a conversation with.
The art show went off without a hitch. I can’t believe how quickly we got so many things up. I sold a piece or two. I learned I could be social if I had to be. I still have many those pieces. They’ve become a part of the family. I’m almost glad so few sold. They are like my children.
Sabo
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Black & White or Color
archival giclée print
20″x24″ – $30
