Some Wacky Last-Minute Memorabilia Gifts For Nets Fans
By Sandy Mui
2015 NBA All-Star Game Sports Propaganda Limited-Edition Handmade Framed Serigraph ($79.99)
Remember when New York hosted the All-Star Game two seasons ago? Also, how keen of them to put “Propaganda” in the name of the item, as if the item itself didn’t already show that.
I’ll admit, this is not too shabby of an item to hang up on your wall. The subway lines give the serigraph a Brooklyn-esque vibe, and if you remember, when the All-Star Game was held in NYC, subway lines and subway colors were the prevalent theme.
Still, you’d have to justify spending the same amount for a behind-the-backboard seat to a Nets game against the Pacers on this “limited-edition handmade framed serigraph.” Hey, at least the name sounds pretty legit.
Also, the description of the product is incorrect…
"This limited-edition handmade Serigraph celebrates the 2014 NBA All-Star Game in New Orleans."
When did we time hop a year back? Or maybe this mistake alludes to the mistake of holding the 2017 All-Star Game in New Orleans, when it should really be in NYC again (let’s not get our hopes up).
Not sure if the product is framed or unframed either — the name says framed, but the description says unframed.
However, this aspect of the product might draw you in…
"Each print is signed by artist Chris Speakman and individually numbered on 100% cotton, archival Stonehenge brand paper."
Huh, pretty neat!