Amid Phish’s 2014 New Years Run in Miami, Florida, the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition will be held at the prestigious Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts on January 2, 2015 from 12-5pm.
Only 5 blocks north of American Airlines Arena
The event, which will feature more than 20 artists and a very special musical performance, will be held in the Peacock Foundation Studio, a 4000 square foot space with ample room for artists and patrons to purchase art and meet the artists.
The Peacock Foundation Studio
Stay tuned for a full lineup on December 8th along with information on exclusive art available only at the PhanArt show!
The Goodfoot is proud to announce that “The Art of Musical Maintenance”, in it’s 11th year, will open Thurs, December 4 from 5pm-2:30 am and be up until January 27. On display will be the newest installment of music posters from artists throughout the country. The artists in this show are as diverse as the music. Likewise, the artist’s techniques vary as well, from hand drawn to computer generated designs. There are over 40 artists from around the country, and over 300 posters.
Official show print by Jay Ryan
Artists for the exhibition include: Alan Hynes, Andrew Ghrist, Billy Perkins, Brad Klausen, Brian Methe, Carisa Lu Von Gasser, Chuck Sperry, Craig Horky, Dan Stiles, Dave Hunter, David D’ Andrea, David Welker, DKNG studio, EMEK, Furturtle, Gary Houston, Gigart, GUYBURWELL, Isadora Bullock, J. Shea, James Flames, Jay Ryan, Jim Mazza, John Howard, John Vogl, Justin Hampton, Justin Helton, Justin Santora, Let’s Go!, Lil Tuffy, Marq Spusta, Masthay Studios, Nate Duval, Nathaniel Deas, Neal Williams, Powerslide Design, Rob Jones, T-Bone & Aljax, Todd Slater, Tyler Stout, Uncle Charlie, Zissou Tasself-Elenkoff and Zoltron.
JamPanties started in 2013 with the idea ‘Wouldn’t it be funny to make ‘Pageside Rageside panties?!’ The team sold 50 pairs before one of the shows at Northerly Island and realized they were onto something. The result has been amazing. It has opened conversations about women in the scene. Not all were wearing what “hippies” wore in the 60s.
Phish girls are sexy and have style; Jampanties wants to embrace that and bring sexy back to lot. We believe women of all shapes and sizes should be able to show off in whatever way they want.
The Jampanties team has had girls send in photos wearing their product, saying “I’ve never done this before but It feels great. I feel sexy”. We believe that women should be proud of their bodies and not feel like they have to cover up. We are the modern hippie: instead of burning bras and no shirts, we rock no pants!
The Funky Bitch Booty shorts are printed on American Apparel with a distressed vintage look. They are great for raging, lounging , hooping, whatever you want. These are super comfy and come in sizes XS through XL. As a bonus, 10% of sales generated from PhanArt will benefit The Mockingbird Foundation.
“Prints and The Revolution”, the second annual show of art print works and the art of revolution featuring poster/print artist, James Flames will be held at Peoples Art of Portland starting Saturday, November 15 and continue until December 7, 2014. There will be a reception on Saturday, November 15 from 5-9pm.
This show also features print and original works by artist and Jon Janosik and Lynda Jikai Golan and People’s stable print artists, including EMEK, Brin Levinson, Allison Bruns, Jessie Fox, Ursula Barton, Roxanne Patruznick, Chris Haberman and Jason Brown, and many many more.
James Flames is an illustrator and a printmaker who honed his skills in his hometown of Brooklyn, NY before moving to the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains of Asheville, NC, where he currently works and resides. His artwork has been featured in galleries from London to L.A., Chicago to NYC, Austin to Seattle — as well as on beer bottle labels, album covers, magazines, comic books and well, you get the idea. He also creates rock posters for some of the top touring bands out on the road today — posters which he screen prints by hand in his studio tucked away in the woods.
Peoples Art of Portland Gallery is located at 700 SW Fifth (3rd floor) People’s is Suite 4005. Weekly the gallery is open Thursday-Sunday, from 12pm-6pm with special holiday hours (after Black Friday), Wednesday-Sunday from 12pm-6pm.
EMEK’s Queens of the Stone Age Halloween poster from the The Forum in Los Angeles is on sale this Thursday between 12-12:30pm. Available will be a signed/numbered, embossed, and doodled artist editions. The print is a limited edition silkscreen of 100 on Bone colored (cream) paper. Size: 18″ x 24″, price: $100 + shipping. Limit 1 per customer.
Note from EMEK: “Be sure to clear your cookies/cache before the sale time so you see the most recent updates. Refreshing the sale page often increases the chance you will see the sale buttons; however, due to customer volume at time of sale, seeing the sale button is NOT guaranteed… Good luck!!”
Please visit EMEK’s webstore at www.emekstudios.com between 12:00pm and 12:30pm PT on Thursday November 13 and click on the NEW RELEASE image to open the sale page.
An artist living in Brighton, England, Eelus has released a screen print edition of his ‘Conjuring’ print. An edition of 175 will be available, as well as a limited hand finished edition of 20 combining spray paint with screen inks, making every print unique. Both editions will also feature touches of iridescent inks that will shimmer and change between 2 different colors, depending on the viewing angle.
This print will be available for presale on Friday, November 14 at 3pm GMT at shop.eelus.com.
Details for both editions:
Standard Edition of 175
• 500 x 700mm
• 8 color hand pulled screen print
• Naturalis Absolute White Matt 330gsm
• Signed, numbered and embossed by Eelus
• £150
• Hand Finished Edition of 20
• 500 x 700mm
• 7 color hand pulled screen print with spray paint
• Naturalis Absolute White Matt 330gsm
• Signed, numbered and embossed by Eelus
• £300
On Saturday, December 6 from 1-6pm, the annual craft beer and art extravaganza of Screens ‘n’ Suds returns to Richmond in a new venue. The event, which will feature art vendors, Screens ‘n’ Suds’ beer inspired art print series, the release of five exclusive small-batch brews, and a world class taplist, will take place for the first time at The Answer Brewpub. As in past years, all proceeds from Screens ‘n’ Suds beer and art sales will benefit National MS Society and Gallery5, and for the first time, will support Richmond tattoo artist Amy McFadden’s Pink Ink Fund. Also for the first time, the event will feature a VIP experience which will include free merchandise and a private rare and vintage beer tasting hosted by Richmond celebrity bartenders! VIP ticket details will be announced in the coming weeks.
To date, Screens ‘n’ Suds’ beer and art fundraising activities in Richmond, Chicago, and beyond have raised over $100,000 for charities including National MS Society, Faison School for Autism, Virginia Association of Free Clinics, Gallery5, Young Artists of Virginia, and others, and in 2014 Screens ‘n’ Suds was chosen as one of three finalists in the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ National Philanthropy Award.
Screens ‘n’ Suds was started at Richmond’s Capital Ale House in 2009 as a way for Brian Gearing and Ric Hersh to finally get the poster show they wanted. Screens ‘n’ Suds has since collaborated with six Virginia breweries and over 50 participating artists from around the country, many of whom have created posters for national music artists including The Black Keys, Phish, My Morning Jacket, and many more.
The Screens ‘n’ Suds 2014 print series continues Sam Verrill’s mission to marry beautiful art to great causes. Seven years ago, he launched Screens ‘N’ Spokes, an art show and bike team, to benefit the Greater Delaware Valley chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. To-date, over 150 prints have been produced between the Spokes and Suds series, and including events, the team has raised over $200,000 for the MS 2014 continues Screens ‘n’ Suds Small Batch Brew Series, started in 2012 with a collaboration between Hardywood Park Brewery and Richmond screen print artists Itty Bitty Press, which yielded the inaugural brew, Quadrawine.
This year’s series features seven beers from six Virginia breweries: Hardywood Park, Three Brothers, Strangeways, O’Connor Brewing, and a collaboration between Champion Brewing and Lickinghole Creek. All the Screens ‘n’ Suds beers will be on draft at the event, as well as for sale in limited release bottles with label art designed by Screens ‘n’ Suds artists.
The event will also feature concert posters, art prints, wearables, and other merchandise, as well as the 2014 Screens ‘n’ Suds Print Series, featuring artists including Plastic Flame Press, Stronge Designs, Itty Bitty Press, Bizhan Khodabandeh, Ashley Phipps, Christian Leaf, Subject Matter Studios, Nicole Gomez, and more to be announced.
From stASH come Fishman Ornaments. Approximately 3″ across, this plastic sphere with royal blue sparkles (and hints of silver and red) on the inside and sparkle red Fishman donuts on the outside are hand painted and inspired by the artist’s favorite band, Phish
Design and Art credit, stASH – Ashley Driscoll
A great gift for a phan, these ornaments look awesome on the tree and are made to order. Allow 3 days for final product to dry and be ready to ship. FREE shipping in US and custom orders upon request. All orders will be ready before Christmas 2014. Cost is $15 shipped or 2 for $25. $1 of each ornament will be donated to The MockingBird Foundation.
As part of the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Las Vegas on November 1st, 18 artists will have exclusive art for sale, available no where else before the show. Stay tuned to this page for updates throughout the next week to see what other exclusive art will be on hand at Brooklyn Bowl, November 1st from 12-4pm.
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Designed by Troy Alexander, this take on Wombat and Abe is printed on Gildan blue shirts in a limited edition run of 50, sizes Small through 3XL.
TRiPP
Inspired by vintage Vegas decor and featuring glow in the dark ink, TRiPP’s prints are hand drawn and screen-printed on cotton paper using archival inks. Limited edition, hand signed and numbered.
Jon Rose
Rose’s Vegas print is a reduction wood block inked with hammered metallic copper spray for a first layer, then Gamblin artist oil based inks with layers of cream, red and black on top. Printed on Strathmore acid free Artists paper, this is an edition of 47.
Jon Rose’s pre-stamped Halloween postcards are hand carved and pressed with 8 individual different cards with 10 of each kind available for 80 postcards in all. Half are black and orange, the other half purple and orange, using Gamblin Artist ink and Linoleum Block on Strathmore acid free linen finish paper. Fill them out and drop them in the mailbox to your friends!
52 weeks worth of Phish-inspired art continues from Brian Bojo, who has Four exclusive pieces of art: Vegas Ghost screen print measures 12″x12″ (white ink glows) in a LE of 25 (4 color variants 25 of each), signed and numbered. Special thanks to Pin Me Down Designs. Axezilla screen print is a Vegas gold variant measuring 14″x17″ in a LE of 24, signed and numbered. Vegas Puzzle Print has a blue (40) and red/black variant (34), both signed and numbered and inspired by the back of a playing card. This piece is a collaboration with Brian Bojo and Trey Erickson. Likewise, the Vegas Puzzle Pin is a 3-pin puzzle set designed by Trey Erickson.
Ellis Hartsell/Graphic Translations
Based on Ellis’ Tweezer/Top Gun shirt from this summer, these limited edition Tweezer pins (ed. of 90) are exclusive to the PhanArt show.
Two exclusive items are for sale from Pompeii Prints – ‘Can’t I Live While I’m Young’ is a 21″x10″ digital indigo print on thick matte paper ($15) and 26″x12″ giclee on thick archival cotton rag acid free paper, edition of 7 of each color ($40) as well as other 1/1 variants. A Vegas pin will also be available at the show, an edition of 121 measuring 1.75″ and 3D antique gold and silver, backstamped and numbered ($15)
Fred Sutter’s Las Vegas run shirt
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Terry Werner
Terry Werner’s PhanArt Show prints. These prints are free with purchase of large poster set or 15$ each. Signed and numbered, each and edition of 100.
Ryan has prints for sale of his Las Vegas print, and at the art show he will have his exclusive limited edition canvases of the print, only 14 made. They measure 20″x20″ and cost $80.
A “symirracle eye candy motif design” by Jay Rizzi, this print is composed from an original Cat Z watercolor painting. Using mixed media and design, this print contains fall tour dates in an edition of 111 and measures 13″ x 26″ printed on heavy weight metallic linen textured paper.
Andrew Abis
Abis’ Las Vegas print features Vegas icons and Halloween imagery in a TBD edition.
