They call me the Sloth!…. Check out this sweet new print from Lucid Spectrum Designsfor this weekend’s upcoming run at the Hampton Coliseum, or as we all know it – “The Mutha Ship”. You’ll be swinging from Saturn’s rings as you stare into the eyes of the intergalactic Kaleidosloth. The only thing bigger than his smile will be yours! This Limited Edition of 200 print was adapted from the Nicholas Daily’s James St James collection and is a now available on etsy for $25 plus $5 shipping. Tour starts tomorrow night – so order yours today!
Fall Tour is here and Ian Millard’s poster for Fall Tour is available for purchase here and will be on sale at A PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Atlantic City on November 2nd. Printed using stencil, spraypaint and paint marker on Stonehenge paper, this poster measures 10″ x 20″ in a signed and numbered edition of 76. Cost is $45 and includes shipping anywhere in the world.
Each print is stenciled with 6 layers and the dates are hand written with paint marker, metallic state letters and a glow in the dark skull. Since the prints are hand made, each one is a little different and unique.
Great thanks and appreciation goes to the following artists who were featured on PhanArt over July, August and September! With these donations, PhanArt and Friends has raised nearly $3,000 for the 2013 calendar year and just shy of $12,000 since August 2009 for The Mockingbird Foundation. Great thanks goes to the dozens of artists and supportive patrons who made this possible. Through their incredible generosity and spreading their art on PhanArt, these donations to The Mockingbird Foundation will help to promote music education throughout the country.
Make sure to stop at “A PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Atlantic City” on November 2nd at Caesars Hotel and Casino to pick up some great art by these and other artists, as well as support Mockingbird Foundation by checking out the art that has been donated over the years for their benefit.
Credit goes out to the following artists featured on PhanArt this summer:
Beginning October 18 and ending October 20, Conch & Bucket will present an art show and poster sale to celebrate the Hampton Coliseum and Phish’s return to the historic venue.
Michael Hamad of Setlist Schematics fame will take part as well as Joseph Griffith, winner of the Hampton Bay Days poster contest. Artists will feature the Coliseum and incorporate one song, and Hamad has mapped out some classic shows and jams from the Mothership. A contest among the artists featured will be held over the course of the Hampton run, with the winner receiving a metal trophy of the Coliseum designed and constructed by Hampton artist Cha Cha Mubinga. The announcement will be made during Tall Tall Trees set, which will begin shortly after the Surrender to the Boat trip on Sunday.
Voting is open to the public and will cost one dollar. All revenue from the votes will be donated to Saint John’s Church in an effort to feed the homeless in Hampton.
Conch & Bucket is the brainchild of Peter Pittman (owner of the Taphouse) and was recently visited by Andrew Zimmern of Bizarre Foods. Conch proffers local seafood, steak, fine wine, and draft beer. It has a cozy back patio and is located in downtown Hampton just three miles from the Coliseum.
by Branden Ottoby Brandy Fertitta Stanleyby Joseph Griffith
If you can’t make it to Hampton, check out the Lakeside Stride Bluegrass Festival, featuring a 5K Run and Chili Cook-off in Denver on Saturday, October 19th. Musicians performing include Hot Buttered Rum featuring Allie Kral, Dead Winter Carpenters, Old Town Pickers, Highland Ramblers, and Paul Siegell, the jamband poet.
AJ Masthay has revealed his Halloween print for Atlantic City, and its yet another winner and one of AJ’s finest prints in his extensive portfolio. “Jersey Devil” is an 8-color linoblock print, measuring approximately 14.5″ x 23″ and printed on Canson Edition Antique White in a Numbered Edition of 125. These prints will be on sale Monday, October 14th at 12 noon EST for $35 each.
Check out the sketch below and AJ’s Instagram for process pics
See the City – See the Zoo…You’ll see it all in the smart design of the new Slave Pin from Park McGee. This Limited Edition of 150 Pin is so rich with artistic detail that you can almost hear that familiar and anthemic call – “Sllaaaavvve” – as you read the letters across the lights. Look deeper and you’ll get lost in the pin’s subtle details of the City and Zoo where Traffic Lights walk on legs as masters controlling all with their lights. At 2 inches long and double posted, each detail is made more crisp by the hard enamel and silver finish. This pin is sure to move fast. Order yours now!
Dinner & A Movie Art Show, presented by Manifest Glassworks, will be held on October 23rd at Aimiee’s Dinner & A Movie, located at 190 Glen Street, Glens Falls, NY. Running from 2pm-until 630pm, the art show will feature many artists including Tripps Prints, Isadora Bullock, Pin Me Down Designs, Bill Pompeii of Pompeii Prints, Ant Pharms Pins, StuPINdous Creations, Brian McGowan of GowyGear, PhanArt, Noah Clein and local glass from Manifest Glassworks, Liffiton Fine Arts and others.
Admission to the art show is free and will feature Live Music from High Peaks Band at the adjoining bar, Wallabee’s. This is a rare chance for Glens Falls residents to view and purchase art from vendors that travel the nation, to meet up with friends new and old and to celebrate Vermont’s greatest band visiting Glens Falls!
Widespread Panic has spent 25 years earning a reputation for amazing live shows. The band’s commitment to the live experience is not limited to the stage, but to visual artists across the country. Much like Phish, the band has been dedicated to commissioning artists to create limited edition posters for their shows and they have archived all of these posters in their vault.
cover art by Jeff Wood
Every Widespread Panic fan would love the chance to dig through the bands poster archive, and with Poster Children, they get the chance. Over 400 posters spanning their entire career are included in this 320 page hardcover book, including notes from Dave Schools and John Bell and from the poster artists, including EMEK, Marq Spusta, Chuck Sperry and Jeff Wood.
Bassist Dave Schools on Poster Children: “These posters were another way for our fans to relive the show and commemorate a good time. In a way, they were like the gatefold record cover of the by-gone vinyl era – a visual interpretation for fans to look at while listening to our music.”
Poster Children is slated for a Black Friday release on November 29th. Pre-order requests will be filled first-come, first-served, while supplies last. This is a limited edition book and only one run of books will be printed. Order the book here
LIMITED EDITION, ONLY ONE RUN WILL BE MADE TO ORDER. Widespread Panic has spent 25 years earning a reputation for amazing live shows. The band’s commitment to the live experience is not limited to the stage, but to visual artists across the country. For years, the band has been dedicated to commissioning artists to create limited edition posters for their shows and they have archived all of these posters in their vault. Every Widespread Panic fan would love the chance to dig through the bands poster archive, and with this book, they get the chance. Over 400 posters spanning their entire career are included in this 300 page hardcover book, including notes from the band and the artists. Every poster has been photographed in full color and is presented chronologically in this must have for any Panic fan.
After three years in the works, the Page Side Rage Side panties made their lot debut in Chicago this summer. These boyshorts/panties are on a 95/5 cotton/spandex blend. Page Side is printed on the front and a small fishbone and Rage Side across the entire back. They come in sizes Small, Medium, and Large and in three colors of pink, orange and turquoise. One pair is $20 plus $1.60 for shipping.
