Aaron Horkey has unveiled his newest poster, it’s for the upcoming Isis / Baroness tour in Japan and Australia. Both versions are 12″ x 34″ screenprints. The blue version will go out with the bands on tour, the green version will be available online at a later date. I’ll keep you updated. Until then, enjoy!
Beefloaf, these are the prints for you. Jamie Reed’s “The Folsom” and “The Connoisseur” are 18″ x 24″ screenprints, have editions of 35, and are $20 each (or $35 for the set). Visit HumanShapedRobot.com.
Gallery 1988 has just released Sean Clarity’s ode to Fight Club. “Jack’s Imaginary Friend” is a 10″ x 18″ giclee, has an edition of 50, and is $60. You can either give the gallery a call at (323) 937-7088, or just shoot them an email.
Converge frontman Jacob Bannon’s newest art print is now available. “Our Circle Is Vicious” is a 10.5″ x 39″ screenprint for $40. It comes in two colorways (actually, I believe a third already sold out), each with an edition of 200. Visit DeathwishInc.com.
The final poster from the recent Sonic Youth series will hit the internet tomorrow. Olly Moss’ Sonic Youth poster is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, has an edition of 160, and will be $25. It goes up tomorrow (Friday, January 29th) at 2pm CST. Visit Postersandtoys.com.
Kii Aren’s Radiohead poster sold out so fast that they have whipped up a second edition to help even more victims of the earthquake in Haiti. The new red version is a 16.5″ x 22.5″ lithograph, has an edition of 250, and is $75. All proceeds will benefit OXFAM. Visit LaLaLandPosters.com.
A Paper Tiger just brought on the heavyweight Bob Dob for their newest art print. “Black Eyed Mouseketeers” is a 12″ x 12″ giclee, has an edition of 25, and is $100. Visit APaperTiger.com.
Hmm, interested to read the reaction in the comments on this one. Shepard Fairey’s “Writing On The Wall” is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint in two colorways (each with an edition of 300), and will be $45. It goes up tomorrow (Thursday, January 28th) at a random time. Visit ObeyGiant.com.
Chicago’s Rotofugi Gallery will host Jay Ryan’s new painting show this weekend. Titled “I’ve Been To Europe”, the show will feature new work based on Jay’s recent travels. It opens Friday, January 29th at 7pm. Rotofugi is located at 1955 W. Chicago Avenue. To get on the preview list, and for more information, visit Rotofugi.com.
Mishka NYC is gearing up to host a “Goblin”, a show featuring a series of prints by Jon Vermilyea. All of the prints will be giclees with tiny editions of 10. The show opens tomorrow (Thursday, January 28th) at 7pm. Mishka is located at 350 Broadway in Brooklyn. Visit MishkaNYC.com.
Pressure Printing set out to make the most insanely amazing giclee they could, and the end result is pretty stunning. Glenn Barr’s “Evening” is an 11″ x 23″ giclee, which was then mounted with an inlay process to a debossed 18.5″ x 30″ sheet of watercolor paper. It has an edition of 50, and it […]
Being the nice guys they are, the dudes at Burlesque Design have dug into their archives and pulled out some 2007 Arcade Fire poster sets to benefit the victims of the earthquake in Haiti. Twenty sets of four posters will be sold for $120 each, and all proceeds will be donated to Partners in Health. […]
From now till February 11th, all limited edition art prints at L’Affiche Moderne are 30% off. This should give customers a nice opportunity to pick up some stuff without getting nailed on the exchange rate and shipping. Visit LafficheModerne.com.
Ian Millard recently completed two new pieces for the PBR Art Show in Denver, and they will go up for sale today. “Shotgun” and “Choose Your Weapon” are both 18″ x 24″ spraypaint/stencil prints, have editions of 10, and will be $75 each. They go up today (Wednesday, January 27th) at 11am Mountain Time. Visit […]
To drum up even more support for the Coan family, Steven from Megabolt has created an amazing contest. If you haven’t yet read about the cause behind this project, please check out the post from the other day. Here is some info about the contest: “With the help from Mitch at OMGPosters we were able […]
