Andy Smith Exhibition @ Soma, Bristol
Sunny Side Up, is an exhibition by illustrator Andy Smith at Soma Gallery in Bristol which will run until 8th August, so you have plenty of time to get to…
Sunny Side Up, is an exhibition by illustrator Andy Smith at Soma Gallery in Bristol which will run until 8th August, so you have plenty of time to get to…
Leah Wishnia graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design last year. She currently lives and works in New York printing, painting, sculpting, animating, and cartooning. Additionally, she is involved with the…
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‘Life’ is the debut UK exhibition curated by Heaps Good and Print Club London, showcasing 19 of Australia’s leading emerging and established artists with the aim of raising funds and…
Druck Berlin 2011 will be held at the Stattbad in Wedding on 27th -28th August. It will be hosted by Berlin based screen printers ‘Mother-Drucker’. This two day festival will…
SPACE Open Studio is going to be hosting a show by Richard Roberts and Diego Mena this Saturday 25th June. Doors open at 1pm and close at 6pm at Deborah…
Some of the print work at the private view yesterday evening blew me away. Some fantastic work from graduates including Alina Petrenko, Fort Rixon and Sam Taylor to name a…
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Zach Hobbs has been designing posters semi-professionally since 2003. He has secretly designed over 200 rock posters and art prints on nights and weekends while holding down a full time…
Killer Acid is the place to find limited edition prints by Rob Corradetti – the extremely talented designer / illustrator from Brooklyn, NY. He is also in a band called…
Apenest is a printmaking and publishing project based in LA that is directed by Cody Hoyt and Brian Willmont. They aim to avoid advertisement in their books at all costs…