Back by popular demand, this shirt, conceived during the YEM on 12/4/09 at MSG is now available for pre-order through PhanArt and Jiggs. Two styles are available in sizes Small through 3XL – Gray on Gray and Turquoise on Blue Dusk. All orders come with free shipping and a free sticker, and will ship in late October.
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Denver gallery Furthur Frames will host a show featuring art by AJ Masthay on September 3rd from 7pm – 10pm. AJ’s extensive work will be on framed display as well as loose prints for sale, including lots of past gems along with a new print edition available at the show.
AJ will be on hand for the show remarquing prints and chatting with fans. Rolling Smoke BBQ will be dishing out food this evening, in addition to libations and assorted beverages. With the final run of Phish’s summer upon us, this marks a great prelude to the weekend.
As Dave Cole sat pondering an original idea for his Magnaball poster, he found inspiration in his other passion in life, pro wrestling. Having recently broke his leg in a match, it allowed him time to dive into this piece. Inspired by old school wrestling, Cole made a variety of match types while trying to keep each different and themed.
The print is 11″ x 17″ and printed on glossy paper in an edition of 70
Order one here. Dave has agreed to donate 10% of sales to The Mockingbird Foundation.
‘Because of the Incredible Speed of your Race Car’ is Lizzy Layne’s Magnaball poster. This 10″ x 20″ 3-color metallic screen print on archival paper is signed and numbered in an edition of 50 prints.
You saw it at Magnaball. “MOTHERFUCKERS ACT LIKE THEY FORGOT ABOUT TREY” made you laugh and ask “Where can I find this sticker?” A spinoff of the hip hop classic lyric “Forgot about Dre”, this excellent sticker from Jon Rustin will be available at Dicks on lot but you can order them online now via PhanArt.
Cost for stickers is 1 for $3, 2 for $5, 5 for $10 and 12 for $20. All sticker orders ship after Dicks. Jon has agreed to donate 10% of net profits to benefit The Mockingbird Foundation.
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The newest piece from Kev Farrington is “Magna 2015″ and is a LE of 30 11″ x 17” print. “Magna 2015” exemplifies the balance of chaos and energy that the band will be bringing to Magnaball. The energy and the flow of the band are exemplified by the mandala-like image. The summer of 2015 has been a whirlwind of bust-outs, new songs, and intensely focused jamming all being balanced in a delicate and beautiful manor by the band. This piece moves in stride with their increasingly impressive performances this summer. Kev Farrington will be at Magnaball selling prints.
Along with the poster comes a pin, “MAGNA-DALA,” a triple-posted, back stamped, numbered out of 100, soft-enamel, part glow in the dark pin. The balance of jamming, listening, and solid execution by the band deserved a balanced and colorful design to remember it all properly. Pins will be available at the Magnaball festival and leftovers will be available online after the event.
This poster commemorates Phish’s Magnaball Festival in Watkins Glen, NY on August 21-23. Prints measure 14″ x 20″ and are printed on extremely high quality digital print on 110 lb. cover stock. Prints ship via USPS priority mail in a sturdy mailing tube wrapped in craft paper. All prints will be signed and numbered and in an edition of 50.
A World Café Live One, featuring an extensive variety of artists who draw inspiration from the music of Phish will be held on Wednesday, August 12, 2015 at World Café Live, 3025 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19104. This one of a kind art show, created and produced by Pete Mason, will be held on the second day of Phish’s two night stand at The Mann Center for the Performing Arts, a 10 minute drive from World Café Live.
The lineup announced for the A World Café Live One represents a wide array of artists from across the country and extended Phish art community. Longtime Phish artists Isadora Bullock, Ryan Kerrigan, TRiPP, StuPINdous Creations, Fred Sutter, Graphic Translations, Jampanties, [Brendan/LoPorto Studios], and Setlist Tees are returning exhibitors and fans can expect to find a large portfolio from each artist of current and past art.
Pin makers and designers Dr. Wookles, Pins by CZ, Pin me Down, Pinsanity Designs, and Zenster Designs will feature their ever-popular pin series and designs, as well as other items made specifically for the Philadelphia and Magnaball shows.
Josean Rivera, known for his setlist art prints, The Overhead View, S.A.W. Family Creations, Blueskaithreads, Dogmatagram Designs and Whole Phamily are among the first time exhibitors, each bringing something new to the show, among them posters, clothing, Christmas items, children’s clothing and much more.
A musical performance from San Francisco-based pianist Holly Bowling will take place throughout the art show. Each set will feature Phish songs arranged for solo piano and several “jam transcriptions”, including a complete rendition of the ‘Tahoe Tweezer’ during the final hour, beginning at 3 pm. Holly recently completed a successful Pledge Music campaign for her album Distillation of a Dream and will have posters, pins and albums from the campaign for sale.
The Mockingbird Foundation, which has awarded grants for music education totaling more than $800,000 over the past 15 years, will debut an eight print series from The Phish Companion 3rd Edition. Phish’s 33-year career is interpreted across eight stunning prints by top rock artists including David Welker, Justin Helton, DKNG and AJ Masthay. Full series and singles plus spectacular variants and rare gems from the archives will be available, with all proceeds benefiting The Mockingbird Foundation. An exclusive to A World Café Live One, a brand new Rainbow Foil Variant of AJ Masthay’s latest print will be available for the first time.
Produced by Pete Mason, founder of PhanArt and author of PhanArt: The Art of the Fans of Phish, PhanArt exhibitions have been held in Atlantic City, Chicago, Las Vegas and Miami since 2013 and represent a continued effort to promote and exhibit original and unique concert art from a wide variety of artists. Unique posters, pins, apparel, stickers and much more are made for Phish shows, making the A World Café Live One a must-attend event during Phish tour.
The eclectic artists featured at this event show the broad scope of Phish related art and capture the inspiration of the band in their art. Phish’s creative fan base makes amazing art inspired by the band, their music and the locales they play.
In keeping with the great tradition and success of past art shows, A World Café Live One will offer free entry to all patrons and tubes available for purchase. Special edition works only available at the show can be viewed on PhanArt.net and acquired exclusively at the PhanArt show.
A curated beer list will feature local craft brews that are Phish-inspired and hand-selected by Beeradelphia director Michael Lawrence.
A World Café Live One is sponsored by NYS Music, We’ve Got it Simple, Philly Beer Scene Magazine, and 215Music.
Faith Sponsler’s “Bathtub Gin” print is inspired by Alphonse Mucha’s absinthe advertising posters of the 1890s. These prints measure 5″ x 8″ and can be found for sale at Shoreline (7/24) and The Forum (7/25) or online for only $5.
detailSummer Tour is here and what better way of celebrating than by slapping a new sticker or magnet on your favorite jam vehicle, courtesy of Rhoads Brothers. Stickers, Magnets, and Koozies inspired by our favorite band, designed by phans.
All stickers and magnets on ‘His End Was The Road’ are Made in America of high quality, weather resistant, UV protective materials. ‘Ten at the Glen’ Koozies are Made in America of Eco-Friendly materials.
You can pick these items up on tour in Philly (and at the PhanArt Show on August 12), Merriweather Post Pavilion and at Magnaball. Items are also available in the ‘His End Was The Road Goods’ Etsy Shop.
