“Hip-Hop Fanzine Tribute” – Eric Orr x SEEN x Haring

“Hip-Hop Fanzine Tribute” – Eric Orr x SEEN x Haring

Signed Fanzine + Original Pencil Artwork by Eric Orr
Includes Music Insert and Sotheby’s Provenance Card

A rare and dynamic tribute to the roots of hip-hop, graffiti, and New York street culture, this hand-assembled collection features the work of legendary Bronx-born artist Eric Orr, a pioneer of the graffiti movement and creator of the iconic Robothead character. This limited-run, zine-style layout is packed with vibrant visuals, lyrical annotations, and tributes to Orr’s early collaborations.

The collection includes a hand-signed copy of the fanzine by Eric Orr, filled with artwork by and in tribute to iconic figures such as SEEN and Keith Haring, alongside freestyle verses, sneaker sketches, and comic-style commentary. It captures the raw visual energy of 1980s NYC hip-hop culture.

Also included is an original pencil drawing by Eric Orr — a one-of-a-kind piece that adds tremendous value for collectors and enthusiasts alike. Accompanying the artwork is a printed track insert from Orr’s audio-visual collaboration “Teach Me A Dance”, part of The Museum Project, produced with Joey D. Padovani and engineered by hip-hop pioneer Jazzy Jay.

A Sotheby’s “With Compliments” card, signed “Max,” adds further provenance, underscoring the increasing recognition of street artists within the global fine art world.
    •    Medium: Offset-style fanzine print with original pencil on paper
    •    Edition: Limited-run zine layout
    •    Signed: Yes – fanzine hand-signed by Eric Orr
    •    Includes:
    •    Original pencil drawing by Eric Orr
    •    Signed fanzine print
    •    “Teach Me A Dance” artist bio + track insert
    •    Sotheby’s compliments card signed “Max”
    •    Artist: Eric Orr (with featured artwork and tributes to SEEN and Keith Haring)
    •    Donated by: Pierre Antonio