Through the combination of urban street wear and art, Endangered Collection seeks to inspire pride, raise social consciousness and moral principles of all people. The Endangered Urban Art Apparel (EUA) was originally established in 1993 to convey positive message of social change that urban youth can identify with. Before social media, before smart phones…music, art and fashion were used as the vo
ice of the community. Now, more than ever, art is a powerful medium to connect us all. Considered one of America’s best kept secrets, MarVines mastery in mixed media includes: Oil, acrylics, collages, pen, ink and sculpting. His unique collection of signature fine art reproduction is available in limited edition now on apparel as a part of the Endangered Collection. MarVines used art as a way destroy the negative imagery of the black male and teen. He felt that people feared the image of the black man due to lack of understanding and false representation in media. He set out to create a positive imagery of the black male through his art in the hopes of transferring that negative imagery to a positive one. In the wake of police killings of unarmed black men, increased black on black crime and violence, and the mass incarceration of men of color, many people feel that rights, liberties and freedoms of that demographic have become endangered. It’s time we take a stand and transform the image of the black man. Join the movement. The Choice is yours.
