Created for the 2001 Venice Art Walk, this vibrant lithographic poster brings together the monumental spirit of Mark di Suvero's sculptural practice within the more intimate format of a signed edition. Measuring 94 by 62.2 centimeters, the work showcases the bold compositional energy and commanding visual presence that have defined di Suvero's reputation across six decades of American art-making. The poster was produced in support of the Venice Family Clinic, one of Los Angeles's most celebrated charitable institutions, lending the work a civic and communal significance that extends beyond its considerable aesthetic merits. Di Suvero's signature appears boldly on the piece, conferring a direct connection to one of the most influential figures in postwar American sculpture. Known for his large-scale steel constructions that engage dynamically with space and light, di Suvero brings that same sense of sweeping movement and structural confidence to this high-quality lithographic print. The work is presented in a Don Francis frame, a detail that speaks to the care taken in its preservation and presentation, making it genuinely ready for a refined collection or institutional setting. For collectors with an interest in California art history, charitable fine art editions, or the broader legacy of Abstract Expressionism's sculptural descendants, this signed poster represents a rare and accessible entry point into di Suvero's world. Its combination of provenance, condition, and personal authentication by the artist gives it lasting appeal well beyond its origins as a benefit edition.