Available for purchase immediately are these two prints, Yellow Cans and Blankets, that Shepard Fairey created for the benefit of L.E.A.D. Uganda. Each in an edition of 450, and measuring 18″ x 24″, all of the proceeds from the $75 print go to support the special children of Uganda.
Buy the prints here
Two prints from Mudwig are available at Pictures on Walls. Although this (above) is not one of them, I wanted to lead off with it. Also, check out a interview with Mudwig here. Prints after the jump
For their Annual Art & Design issue, W magazine commisioned Robert Crumb to illustrate his take on the History of Women. See the full spread here, and a couple examples after the jump.
Available Today at a random time is a print by Shepard Fairey titled ‘Jessica,’ which is based off of a fine art piece that Shepard had created for Lance Armstrong’s Stages exhibition. Measuring 18″ x 24″ in an edition of 475, all profits from the print go to cancer research.
From the talented minds at Space 1026 in Philadelphia…
“You will receive one of every print that Andrew Jeffrey Wright produces for the calendar year of 2010 that’s more than 12 NEW prints guaranteed! In addition to the prints you will get one of every t-shirt design that AJW produces for the year. That’s at least 6 designs, maybe more!”
Excerpt from issue two of Paper Monument
Fuck, I guess 1994 was a long time ago. Anyway, Vice celebrates 15 years in their new issue
Don’t think twice, JR is amazing.
Edition of: 150
Dimensions: 70×93 Cm. (27.5″ x 36.5″)
One Color Screenprint on Cotton Rag
signed and numbered by the artist
Price: 300 € ($443)
Yes, that Marge Simpson. For their November issue, Playboy will have Marge Simpson gracing its collector’s edition cover. Hopefully we’ll finally get to find out some important things about the cartoon character. Nickel, Quarter, Half-Dollar? Well…Probably not but, you get the idea.
Name: CHOEBOT: VERSION BBBJTCNQNS-MAD PARK
Age: 808 human years
Sex: female
Race: Korean/black/vampire
Weight: 99lbs (with silicone armor 4 tons)
Height: 5 foot 4 inches
Occupation: streetwalker
Alignment: scrupulous
Experience level: oldest professional in the oldest profession , hooking with a heart of gold
Favorite color: fuchsia
Phobia: Persians
Skills: ATM,DT, BBBJTCNQNS, BDSM,BLS, CIM,DATO,DSL,QP,FIA,GREEK,GS,MSOG,SOMF,TUMA
Special powers: the SHOCKER, breaking hearts and powerful Donkey Punch
Choebot: Version BBBJTCNQNS-Mad Park
Price: $808
Print Dimension: 28″ w x 48″ l
Design Dimension: 24″ w x 44″ l
Limited Edition: 5 prints signed and numbered with COA
The NY Art Book Fair is open all weekend at PS 1 in Queens. We highly recommend you make your way over there to see what’s going on in Art Book Publishing. And make sure to stop by our friend Paul Schiek’s TBW Books stand and say what’s up.
An owner of a design bookshop is about to launch a new visual arts and culture magazine called Elephant. Why, might you ask? Creative Review wondered as well and interviewed Marc Valli, owner of Magma and founder of Elephant. There you will find the answer.
What you need to look forward to is Creative Review’s October/November issue. Featuring six collectible covers, plus when you flip the issue over their Photography Annual issue. This means an 90 extra pages. More content and more to collect, pick up one or all six.
Aw yeah. Available today at a random moment in time is this Jaws Wave print by Shepard Fairey that we had hinted at before. Buy it here when it’s available.
A little while back our homie Dave Schubert sent over a zine he had created for Dash Snow’s memorial show at Deitch. It’s Super Special and worth sharing with you now.
“This zine was made in memory of Dash Snow. Now that he is gone none of us who knew him well will ever be quite the same again…” ~ Dave Schubert
Vinditto turned me on to this book that looks back at the Manchester music scene from the 1970’s onward.
“The volume features iconic shots of bands such as Joy Division, The Fall, The Smiths, Happy Mondays, New Order, and Oasis. Also featured are interviews with Kevin’s former colleagues Paul Morley, Stuart Maconie and John Harris as well as Gavin Martin’s interviews with Johnny Marr, Peter Hook and Mark E. Smith.”
Saber’s Buffed LA River Poster
*On the day it was buffed, he came right back to the studio, took 100 of his LA River posters, and made some embellishments.
*They signed, numbered, and dated the day the River was buffed.
$50.00
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Some/Things Magazine just sent us the word on their first issue available this month.
SOME/THINGS MAGAZINE is bi-annual publication and its content is based on collaborations with artists/designer/musicians/personalities, etc.
Check out the site. It’s a challenge to navigate but, once you’re in, the work is worth it.
Available this Wednesday through Iconoclast Editions is the third variation of Shepard Fairey’s soupcan. While it is a great looking print, it’s rather odd and big brother that the only way you can get the print is by using a password, and that the password is only available through twitter or facebook.
SHEPARD FAIREY
Soup Can III, 2009
Hand printed silkscreen and pencil on manila acid free archival paper
20 x 16 inches
Edition of 200
Numbered and signed by the artist
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