Robert Earl Paige describes drawing his iconic pattern “Power to the People” in 1968 after leaving the Italian company Fahara when they would not put his name on his work. He insisted to make activist work- in this drawing he saw “all people- a bunch of us’s.” Robert still calls himself a Ghost Artist, as for much of his career this work went uncredited: “A lot of people were unaware, when they closed their curtains and climbed under the bedspread at night that they were living with a work of art.” #robertearlpaige curated by @duroolowu oens tonight Thursday, September 15 @salon94design #powertothepeople features newly reissued fabrics, ceramics, collages, prints, and...