A look at the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition held in Miami, Florida on January 2 at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts. 27 artists exhibited their art to 2,000 fans throughout the day, with a special musical performance by Holly Bowling. Check out the local coverage of the event and photo gallery below.
Miami Herald photo gallery
Miami New Times Phish’s New Year’s Run 2015 in Miami: Ten Weirdest Works of Phan Art
The PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Miami, held at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts on January 2 from 12pm-5pm, will feature 27 artists with exclusive art for sale. Stay tuned to this page for updates throughout the next week to see what other exclusive art will be on hand at the PhanArt Show!
Michael Boyer’s Miami New Years 4 Color Screen Printed Poster. Made with the phinest UV cured inks including a shiny shiny blue tinted gloss layer. 12″ x 24″ edition of 200.
“Feathered Creatures” is a 3 layer linocut with a 3 color fade in a limited edition of 125
Quite a few deals from Ryan Kerrigan!
2009 miami prints, edition of 100, only a couple left, $25
2014 miami prints, edition of 100, $20, three-for-$50
2014 miami canvases, edition of 15, $80
2014 miami happy fish pin, edition of 100, $15 each, two-for-$25
2014 miami stickers, $2 each, three for $5, ten for $10
2014 miami magnet trey pin set, edition of 150, $60/set
2014 glow in the dark AQUARIUM silkscreened print, edition of 100, $20 each, three-for-$50
2014 phall tour sticker, $2 each, three-for-$5, ten-for $10
Thank you for the first thirty years tshirt, edition of 100, $20 each, or free with $100 purchase
These one of a kind exclusive themed capes are inspired by Phish’s recent Halloween performance and other Phish songs. Each cape is one of a kind and all are unparalleled in their quality of construction and design. Since there are only one of each of these, they will go fast! We will also have variety of our other sequined capes ranging in size from children to adults!
This 3 color screen print measures 16″ x 20″ in an edition of 50 and costs $20.
Bojo’s final PhiftyTwoWeeks project is designed to be a companion/complimentary print to his Famous Mockingbird print. Called “The End”, the end of 52 weeks of great art in a great year, the end of TMWSIY, the end of Evil King Wilson. “The End” is printed as a color show print for Miami (edition 52) – there is also a black ink art print (edition 52).
“Where Palm trees dipped and seagulls swerved” is a screen printed shirt in a limited edition of 50 on orange soft style Gildan cotton/poly blend and available only at the show. Additionally, the remaining 30 Miami pins will also only be available at the show.
The very last Otto Art print before a long awaited hiatus, will come in 2 different editions: the Main Neon Green Edition of 60 and the Variant Neon Pink Edition of only 15 will be available exclusively at the Phanart Exhibition. This print will only be available in Miami, with NO online sales. All prints are hand drawn, Hand printed, signed and Numbered on heavy 100lb card stock paper. Prints feature a glow in the dark layer, and a Metallic Split Fountain layer.
The Hobbs and Crocket Miami Vice ghosts are show exclusives from Pin Me Down, as well as 9 other additional brand new designs dropping exclusively at the show!
The Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum has unveiled the artwork for its forthcoming exhibit Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats: A New Music City. Created by renowned artist and punk rocker Jon Langford, the commissioned painting will serve as the exhibit motif and inspiration for other artistic elements in the exhibit design. The exhibit opens March 27, 2015 for a two-year run.
Langford is a founding member of influential punk band the Mekons and of pioneering hard-country rockers the Waco Brothers. He was born in Newport, Wales, and studied fine art at Leeds University. Langford is known for his powerful portraits of country and rock icons, including Hank Williams, Johnny Cash, and Elvis Presley. His punk rock instincts and singular artistic eye converge in a painting style that is distinctive, demanding of engagement, and at times politically charged. For Langford, the line between Acuff-Rose and Strummer-Jones is a direct one. His preferred medium is acrylic/mixed media on “square-ish wooden objects.
The exhibit logo is intricately layered in Langford’s characteristic style. It features portraits of ’60s-era Dylan and Cash, the cityscape as seen on the back cover of Dylan’s 1969 album, Nashville Skyline, and a background of exhibit-related graffiti—including names of the featured musicians, song titles, lyrics and symbols of the era.
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, in addition to its broad scope of educational programs and archival focus, is widely known for its provocative mix of museum exhibits showcasing the evolving history of country music. The Nashville institution’s core exhibition is enhanced by numerous limited-engagement exhibits. In 2014 those have included focuses on Glen Campbell, Crystal Gayle, Alan Jackson, Miranda Lambert, Reba McEntire, Ralph Peer, Tanya Tucker, Kenny Rogers, and The Bakersfield Sound.
Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats looks at the Nashville music scene in the late 1960s and early 1970s. Bob Dylan bucked executives at his record label and surprised his fans when he came to Nashville in 1966 to record his classic album Blonde on Blonde. Working with the city’s unmatched session musicians, Dylan produced a rock & roll masterpiece and went on to record two more albums there. Dylan’s embrace of Nashville and its musicians—the Nashville Cats—inspired many other artists, among them Neil Young, Joan Baez, Paul McCartney and Leonard Cohen, to follow him to Music City. Around the same time, Johnny Cash was recruiting folk and rock musicians—including Dylan—to appear on his groundbreaking network television show, The Johnny Cash Show, shot at the Ryman Auditorium, at that time home of the Grand Ole Opry.
The PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Miami, featuring a wide variety of artists who draw inspiration from the music of Phish, will be held on Friday, January 2, 2015 at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts, 1300 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, FL 33132. This one of a kind art show, created and produced by Pete Mason, will be held on the third day of Phish’s four night stand at Miami’s American Airlines Arena, only a 5 block walk from the Arsht Center.
The lineup announced for the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Miami represents a wide array of artists from among the Phish art community. Longtime Phish artists Ryan Kerrigan, TRiPP, Isadora Bullock, Michael Boyer, StuPINdous Creations, Pompeii Prints, Bruce Horan and Fred Sutter are regular exhibitors at PhanArt shows and fans can expect to find a large portfolio from each artist of current and past art.
Pin makers and designers MYFE. Designs, Party Time Pins, Noah Phence, Pin me Down, Dr. Wookles, Cactusbomb, Pinsanity Designs, and Ant Pharms Pins will feature their ever-popular pin series and designs, as well as other items made specifically for the Miami shows.
First time exhibitors to the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition include Sweet Melis, Otto Art, Brian Bojo’s Phifty-Two Weeks, Golden Road Gallery, Jampanties, Ebbleberry Designs, Super Rad Cape Co, Highly Concerned Enterprises, Brendan Nicolan and The Shakedown Shop. Each of these exhibitors brings something new to the show, be it posters, clothing, underwear, a year-long art project, children’s clothing and much more.
A musical performance from San Francisco-based pianist Holly Bowling will take place throughout the art show, with performances on the hour from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. The sets 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 4 pm. Check out Holly’s previous performances with Marco Benevento and at her own solo gig in San Francisco during this past year’s Bill Graham Run. For updates on the performance and more information please visit Holly’s Facebook page.
Non-profits benefitting from the PhanArt show include The Mockingbird Foundation, which has awarded grants for music education totaling more than $800,000 over the past 15 years. PhanArt has raised, through a book and website created to showcase the art made by Phish fans, over $18,000 for The Mockingbird Foundation since 2009.
Phish Art shows have been held since 2003 with great success. Unique posters, pins, shirts, stickers and much more are made for Phish shows, making the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Miami, a must-attend event during Phish tour. Produced by Pete Mason, founder of PhanArt and author of PhanArt: The Art of the Fans of Phish, these PhanArt exhibitions have been held in Atlantic City, Chicago and Las Vegas over the past 14 months and represent a continued effort to promote and exhibit original and unique concert art from a wide variety of artists. 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, the PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Miami, 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.
The PhanArt Poster and Pin Exhibition: Miami is sponsored by We’ve Got it Simple, AURA Presents and Band Shirt Archive.
In conjunction with Christmas Jam by Day, The Satellite Gallery in Asheville, NC will hold a now annual event, the Christmas Jam Art Show starting December 12. Proceeds from art sales donated to the Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity.
The gallery show starts Friday December 12, with an opening reception from 3-7 pm that evening, with complimentary refreshments provided. Many featured gallery artists and photographers will be in attendance as well.
The gallery will be open during the day all weekend December 13-14, with Pennsylvania progressive bluegrass band Cabinet once again giving a special gallery performance on Saturday afternoon at 1pm. Music and art: the perfect way to start your day.
Admission to the Satellite Gallery is free every day and features rock & roll art and photography from:
Jay Blakesberg Photography
John Warner Studios
Stewart O’Shields
Status Serigraph
Dino Perrucci
David Oppenheimer
Gary Houston Voodoo Catbox
Jeff Wood Drowning Creek Studio
Allison Murphy Photography
The Art of Steve Johannsen
Joshua Marc Levy, 423
Mike DuBois Studios
AJ Masthay Studios
NateDuval
Robbi Cohn Dead images
Stuart Engel
Drew Findley Subject Matter Studio
Jeff Troldahl
Michael Weintrob Photography
Artwork will remain on display at The Satellite Gallery through January 25, 2015.
More Warren Haynes Presents: The Christmas Jam events, updates and photos at xmasjam.com and on Facebook.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The Goodfoot is located at 2845 SE Stark, Portland, OR.
503-239-9292
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A gallery of just some of the art that can be purchased at the show:
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.
PhanArt
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
A new pin, ‘Wilson’s Grenade’ and additional new items will be available at the show via Dr. Wookles
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 ($15)
Fred Sutter’s Las Vegas run shirt
Terry Werner
Terry Werner’s PhanArt Show prints. These prints are free with purchase of large poster set or 15$ each. Signed and numbered, each and edition of 100.
“High Gear” is a 4 color linocut print (including gold metallic ink) measuring 15″ x 21.5″ and is a limited edition of 150.
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.
The annual fall Festival of Rock Posters show from The Rock Poster Society (TRPS) will be held Saturday, October 25 at the San Francisco County Fair Building (aka Hall of Flowers) in beautiful Golden Gate Park.
Joining TRPS this fall is Bonnie MacLean Graham, as well as The Bill Graham Foundation, making this year’s show an informal celebration and remembrance of Bill Graham.
For the first-time, AJ Masthay and Adam Pobiak will be exhibiting at TRPS, as well as many others, including: Stanley Mouse, Wes Wilson, Bonnie MacLean, Bill Graham Foundation, Paul Imagine, John Seabury, Paul Getchell, Josh Bempechat, Perry Pfeffer, Casey Castille, Emek, Mike Storeim / classicposters.com, SF Rockposters, Tea Lautrec Litho, Chuck Sperry, Lee Conklin, Chris Shaw, Alex Fischer, Lauren Yurkovich, Marq Spusta, Matt Leunig, Dave Hunter, D. King Gallery, Shane Grogg, Carolyn Ferris, Eric King, Cliff Yamasaki, Sal Dicheira / Amazing Adventures, Sherwood Donahue, Kris Mikkelson, Victor Moscoso, Randy Tuten, David Singer, Billy Perkins and Gary Houston.
The shows from 10am until 6pm, with $5 admission for TRPS members from 10am-3pm, with membership available for purchase at the entrance. Admission is free for all from 3pm-6pm.
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If you are in the Albany, NY area on October 23, come to Ben and Jerry’s on Lark Street and check out art from Capital Region artist Jeremy Lebediker! Jeremy will have a display of his art for sale, and 25% of sales in the ice cream shop will benefit The Mockingbird Foundation, supporting music education throughout the country!
Check out more of Jeremy Lebediker’s art on his fan page Fans of Lebediker Art and his website. Stay updated on the event via Facebook. The benefit will run from 5pm until the Scoop Shop closes at 10pm.
