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"After re-branding iconic musicians like the Rolling Stones and Neil Young, painting a 14-story OBEY mural in Paris, and becoming the subject of his own mini-biopic, Shepard Fairey is turning his design talents to promoting a more selfless cause. He has created a series of propaganda-style posters in support of the anti-breast cancer Keep a Breast Foundation\u2019s Non Toxic Revolution (NTR) initiative, which informs, educates, and inspires young people \u201Cto revolt against the dangers of toxic chemicals in their environment and food supply.\u201D The posters, along with a new set from a crew of Berlin-based street artists, are now on view in the city's Strychnin gallery.&amp;nbsp;Fairey and his Studio Number One designed the posters around NTR\u2019s categories of awareness; the imagery includes a dissolute looking soda can with a wheezing mouth emblazoned \u201CYour Mouth\u201D and a pyramid of water bottles with the warning \u201CPlastic Sucks\u201D in Fairey\u2019s familiar red, black, and white color scheme. NTR just opened an exhibition of the limited edition Fairey prints alongside the fresh series of campaign designs contributed by local street artists and designers including&amp;nbsp;PISA73, Luisa Catucci, and Christian Rotenhagen. The show opened July 5, but the Fairey run, which benefited Keep a Breast and NTR, is already sold out. Buyers should have more luck with the punchy PISA73 creation, a soldier and his dog, both in gas masks, labeled  Your Pet. &amp;nbsp;Click on the slide show to see Non Toxic Revolution posters from Shepard Fairey and other street artists.[content:advertisement-center]"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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