Facing the Giant: Art, Music, and a Night with Shepard Fairey

 


Last night was one for the books. We had the chance to attend the opening of Facing the Giant – Three Decades of Dissent, and it was nothing short of inspiring. Surrounded by friends and bold visuals, we enjoyed seeing Shepard Fairey’s powerful body of work—30 years in the making. Fairey’s art continues to challenge the status quo and ignite conversation. The exhibition showcases his ability to blend activism with art, using accessible imagery to spotlight human struggle and resistance.



And to top it off? Shepard himself was there DJing the opening—turning the gallery into a full-on vibe. Great art, great music, and even better company. Grateful for a night of culture, creativity, and connection.



Location: Laguna Beach, CA, USA

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