On a winter’s day in 1983, David Hammons set up shop in the street to sell snowballs of various sizes. He set them up in rows according to their size and spent the day playing the role of a friendly salesman. He places this event – which he later calls Bliz-aard Ball Sale – in a body of work that, from the late 1960s to the present, uses a lexicon of discrete actions and materials considered typically ‘black’ to construct a critique of the nature of the artwork, the art world and racism in the United States. Although Bliz-aard Ball Sale is often mentioned and the work’s reputation is increasingly influential, it has long been known only through meagre descriptions and a few photographs.
The font used in the title of the book is Mercure. If you are into manga making, comic, magazine, or graphic novel makers, designing and creating a good comic poster or magazine cover can be really useful as well as fruitful for your upcoming and existing manga or magazines. The reader can attract to your books when you use good fonts in your poster.
How to download and use the Bliz-aard Ball Sale Font?
You can download this font from Font Sherlock. The site will redirect you to the front page where you will find the Character Map of this font. In order to understand the glyphs and typeface of this font, a character map can be beneficial. Also, you can use the “Preview” Feature to see the snapshot of the desired text on the font. Lastly, follow the steps below to download and install the font in your local system and use it :
- Click the “Download” button below.
- The page will redirect you to the Bliz-aard Ball Sale Font page.
- Click the Download button to get the zip file of the font.
- Extract the zip file.
- Install the font file and use it.