Al Díaz’s "Tolerate Abuse" transforms typography into protest art, fusing bold graphic design with street-inspired aesthetics. Using stenciled block letters, cut-outs, and a striking red-and-black palette, the work critiques societal complicity with systemic violence and oppression. Díaz, a pioneer of graffiti and conceptual text art, delivers a powerful message that confronts authority while reclaiming language as a tool for resistance.
 
 4 ½” x 19 ¼”. Framed: 4 ¾ x 19 ½”