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Harold Hunter~350~In the mid-90s there were rumors abound about the release of Kids; a groundbreaking film documenting teens growing up in New York City.Salacuse learning that Harold Hunter was in the film sought him out for
his portfolio.After the shoot the story goes that Hunter asked Salacuse for a copy of the photograph. After painstakingly hand-developing one and presenting it to Hunter he sincerely replied "Thank you. This is the best picture anyone has every taken of me" then proceeded to fold it four, stuff it in his back pocket, and skate away.In Hideout's opinion the story is equally as classic as the photograph.From the artist's private collection; an unpublished image.Shot in New York City in 1996.Print dimensions below refer to the size of the archival paper which the image is printed.Photographer hand-signed and numbered art prints are shipped 2-3 weeks from order confirmation.~Matthew Salacuse~/item/harold-hunter-by-matthew-salacuse

50 Cent~350~It is difficult to be nostalgic about 50 Cent as he is continually ripping up the charts and mixtape scene, but this art print by respected Hip-Hop portrait photographer Mathew Salacuse is from the Get Rich or Die Tryin' days. If your a Hip-Hop culture collector, like him or not, your collection isn't complete without 50 and out of all the images we've come across this is the one we want up on our wall.The image was published by Pound Magazine in '03 and featured in the 2009 VH1's Behind The Music: 50 CentPrint dimensions below refer to the size of the archival paper which the image is printed.Photographer hand-signed and numbered art prints are shipped 2-3 weeks from order confirmation.~Matthew Salacuse~/item/50-cent

M.I.A.~350~When we look back on 2000s pop culture it'll probably be remembered as the decade we explored and reinterpreted the 80s.  M.I.A. represents this more than any other figure with her beats, fashion, art, and politically infused lyrics. This photo was captured in 2004 and published by Pound Magazine (a Toronto-based hip-hop magazine) just prior to her first official album release Arular.  We love this photograph as it seems like personal outtake from a photo shoot, but we suspect the photographer and publisher were aiming for a unique, expressive and atypical music portrait of M.I.A. Art print dimensions below refer to the size of the photo paper on which the image is printed.

Photographer signed and numbered art prints are shipped 3-4 weeks
from order confirmation.

~Matthew Salacuse~/item/mia

Mark Zuckerberg~350~
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A portrait of the face that created Facebook. It doesn't get much better than that for portrait collectors.Emily Shur captured the inherent awkwardness and symbolic nature associated with a Mark Zuckerberg portrait.

Whether you are an art collector or tech culture enthusiast this piece is a must have.Photograph portrait published by Wired Magazine in 2007. The article accompanying

the portrait can be viewed here.Art print dimensions below refer to the size of the photo paper on which the image is printed.The art print is hand-signed and numbered by Emily Shur and shipped 3-4 weeks
from order confirmation.

~Emily Shur~/item/mark-zuckerberg

Michael Cera~350~
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We love this portrait by Emily Shur as it humorously captures Michael Cera's new kid on the block Hollywood status in 2008.Published by Nylon Magazine in 2008.~Emily Shur~/item/michael-cera

David Carradine~375~Young and old collectors easily recall his unforgettable Kill Bill performance, however his career is filled with memorable roles reaching back to the 60's. 2009 will likely be remembered as the year of loss
which is what makes the release of this David Carradine portrait by
Emily Shur all the more poignant. This striking image from the Los Angeles based photographer is an outtake from a photo shoot for Entertainment Weekly in
2004. It is the photographer's preferred image from the shoot and is now available to collectors. The portrait is a true standout piece for most any film or pop culture collector.Art print dimensions below refer to the size of the photo paper on which the image is printed.Photographer signed and numbered art prints are shipped 3-4 weeks
from order confirmation.

~Emily Shur~/item/david-carradine

Prodigy of Mobb Deep~350~If you're looking to add a meaningful Hip-Hop portrait to your collection it would be difficult to top this pull-no-punches photograph by Chad Griffith of Prodigy in front of a calendar counting down the days before he reports to prison. Aside from the powerful visuals, Hideout Gallery sees a mug shot inference and outfit (the antithesis of Mobb Deep attire) as a commentary on "the system" that put him (and many other Hip-Hop artists) behind bars.Published by Village Voice 2008. Article accompanying this photograph can be viewed here.Print dimensions below refer to the size of the archival paper which the image is printed. Photographer-signed and numbered art prints are shipped 3-4 weeks from order confirmation.~Chad Griffith~/item/prodigy

Mos Def~350~Documentary-style portrait of Mos Def published by XXL in '09.~Matthew Salacuse~/item/mos-def

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Harold Hunter by Matthew Salacuse

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50 Cent by Matthew Salacuse

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M.I.A. by Matthew Salacuse

$350and up

Mark Zuckerberg by Emily Shur

$350and up

Michael Cera by Emily Shur

$375and up

David Carradine by Emily Shur

$350and up

Prodigy of Mobb Deep by Chad Griffith

$350and up

Dwyane Wade by Chad Griffith

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