Screens N Spokes 2010 SNEAK PEAK Part 2

We're back with the second installment of previews from our 2010 Screens 'N' Spokes show. Today I've got 5 totally new prints to share with you including a crazy collaboration between old Philly favorites Tim Gough and Greg Pizzoli.

1. John Vogl, the crafty and creative mind behind The Bungaloo joins Screens 'N' Spokes for the second straight year. Fresh off a turn on the Tiny Showcase, John has given us what looks to me like the yeti as a commuter biker. I love the little birdie on his shoulder.

2. Dan Khulken and Nathan Goldman, aka DKNG Studios, collaborate daily on everything from websites and packaging to incredible gig posters. In fact, they've been the resident poster artists at the world famous Troubadour in Hollywood, CA since 2007. For Screens 'N' Spokes, they've interpreted the City and the Shore of our Bike MS ride as a crisply rendered road bike and cruiser.

3. Cricket Press has designed awesome prints for Screens 'N' Spokes in the past, but we've always worked with Brian. This year, Brian and his creative partner/wife Sara both decided to get into the fun. Today I'm showcasing Sara's really beautiful print. The light from the fort really feels like it's glowing, leaving you to create the story of what's going on inside. It has youthful fun written all over it.

4. Adam Turman has been crafting his illustration skills through screen-printed gig posters since at least 2003. His two favorite subjects? Bikes and beautiful women, so he was a natural fit for Screens 'N' Spokes. For his first S'N'S print, he combined the two subject matters in a print that could easily commemorate the MS Society's other major bike ride: the PA Dutch ride.

5. Back in 2007, Greg Pizzoli and Tim Gough met for the first time at our inaugural opening. They had both been printing in Philadelphia and had exchanged admiring emails, but hadn't yet met in person. Fast forward four years and they're opening a joint show in mid-September. When we announced that we were interested in collaborative prints this year, they were a natural fit. Their 2010 Screens 'N' Spokes print is a completely hand-rendered wonderland.

I hope you've enjoyed the previews thus far. We still have 10 more prints to unveil before our Opening Night on Saturday, Sept. 11 at Mugshots CoffeeHouse.

Nathan Ota 'Midnight Crooner' Toy Pre-Sale Available NOW

$125 each

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Buff Monster 'Beyond The Pink' Art Show Details

Jeremy Schultz At Po'Boy Art Gallery

Brilliant Banksy Brighton Beach Video 'Pier Pressure'

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Tugboat 'Wildcat' AMAZING Wood Cut Print Available

Here is a dope wood cut print called 'Wildcat' by artist collective Tugboat. This is an 11 x 8.5 inch wood cut print on heavy ivory Somerset paper for $45 each.

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Obey 'Mr Spray' Gold Vinyl Figure Release Details

Here is the next release from Obey, it is the Gold version of Mr Spray. This is an 11 inch figure with an edition size of 200 for $100 each. This will be available at a random time on Thursday September 2nd.

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Luke Chueh 'Black In White' Vinyl Release Details

Here is the long awaited vinyl figure called 'Black In White' by artist Luke Chueh. This is an 8 inch tall vinyl ficgure with an edition size of 750, the first 25 orders online and as well in person will come with a signed box.This is will be available at 3pm EST on Wednesday September 1st.

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Federico Mancosu 'Thriller' + 'Sabotage' Prints Available

Here a couple GENIUS prints of Michael Jacksons 'Thriller' and Beastie Boys 'Sabotage' by artist by Federico Mancosu. These prints are available in a few different sizes ranging in price from $19-$102 each. They are NOT limited editions BUT they are BRILLIANT.

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Aaron Horkey 'Midwestern Heart' Print SNEAK PEEK

Here is a little gem that came across my MacBook Pro. This is called 'Midwestern Heart' and it is by uber artist Aaron Horkey. This is being released in conjunction with his upcoming show at The Remick Gallery in Windom, Minn. This is a 4 colour 18 x 26 inch screenprint. There is no word on the price yet but I would assume $150-$200 ballpark. This will be available at the show and then if there are any leftovers they will go online. I will repost all the specifics then.