Matt Whitwell 'Cassette Rainbow' Print Release

Matt Whitwell 'Cassette Rainbow' Available In 2 Sizes €29-€59 Each

Here is another GREAT print from L'Affiche Moderne. Take a mix of two symbols of the 80's, the audio tape and the rainbow. You will get this pure tribute, a real vintage gem by New Zealand artist Matt Whitwell. Terribly efficient! This piece is appropriately called 'Cassette Rainbow' and has an edition of 300 each in either 12 x 16 inches for €29 each or 20 x 28 inches for €59 each. Check it out HERE

Dunny 2009 'Series 6' Checklist Print Out

Dunny 2009 'Series 6' Checklist

Get ready y'all, Dunny's are getting closer... I would like to score the Luke Chueh + Gary Taxali.

Mike Klay '6225 Feet Above Sea Level' Print Release

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Here is the next release from Powerslide's artist Mike Klay. I am not a fan of this print, (don't like the font in the sky) but I do dig the composition. This screen print is a 25 x 6.3 inch print with an edition size of 150 and will be released on Tuesday September 8th. Check it out HERE

Mr Frivolous 'Nothings Perfect' Print Release

Mr Frivolous 'Nothings Perfect' Edition of 50 Size: 10.5 x 14 Inches £45 Each

Here is a NEW drop by artist Mr Frivolous. This print is from Mr F's original called 'Nothing's Perfect'. This is a 10.5 x 14 inch giclee on archival paper comes signed and numbered by the artist with an edition size of 50 for £45 each. Check it out HERE

Cartrain vs Damien Hirst + Cartrain 'Ransom' Print Release

Cartrain 'Ransom' Edition of 20 Size: 13 x 19 Inches £65 Each

Here's the story...

16 year old graffiti artist Cartrain walked into the Tate London and removed a packet of pencils from one of Damien Hirst exhibits. Damien Hirst and Cartrain have a long-standing rocky history. Earlier this year Hirst targeted the young graffiti artist Cartrain using Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS) for breach of copyright infringement on his latest series of artworks being sold via 100artworks.com. The box of very rare "FABER CASTELL dated 1990 Mongol 482 series" pencils were removed from Damien Hirst's "PHARMACY installation" by Cartrain on Thursday the 2nd of July around 4pm. Not long after the pencils were removed from the installation a fake police 'appeal for assistance' posters appeared all around London. This is the latest in a string of events surrounding the feud between the two artists. It began when Damien Hirst contracted the Design and Artists Copyright Society (DACS) to send a string of legal letters to Cartrain's art dealer Tom Cuthbert at 100artworks.com in regards to Cartrain's series of artworks 'For the Love of God'. The online gallery surrendered the artworks to Damien Hirst with a verbal apology. The legal grounds in which Hirst requested the artworks are very questionable and the story spread across the Internet like wild fire. The Independent, The Times, The Telegraph, The Guardian, The Daily Mail, Popbitch and many other online blogs reported it. The urban art communities are currently heavily debating the actions of Cartrain and what his next steps will be. Is this a random act of vandalism or a calculated guerilla art stunt? Only time will tell. Cartrain's Demands... For the safe return of Damien Hirst's pencils I would like my artworks back that DACS and Hirst took off me in November. It’s not a large demand. He can have his pencils back when I get my artworks back. DACS are now not taking any notice of my emails and I have asked nicely more than five times to try and resolve this matter. Hirst has until the end of this month to resolve this or on 31st of July the pencils will be sharpened. He has been warned.

Image of police poster...

Cartrain Police Poster

Dan McCarthy 'A Plane Passed Silently Overhead' Print Release

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Here is one of my faves! artist Dan McCarthy's latest release called 'A Plane Passed Silently Overhead'. This wicked chilled landscape composition is a beautiful example for a summer ending print. This a 4 colour 25 x 9.5 inch screen print with an edition size of 550 comes signed and numbered for $40 each and available NOW! Check it out HERE

GREAT The London Police 'Brothers In Arms' Video

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Here is a wickedly funny video that Bob and Chaz from The London Police did for their current art show at Carmichael Gallery in L.A.

Eyesaw 'Switch Off' Canvas Release

Eyesaw 'Switch Off' Edition of 8 Size: 50 x 100 cm £250 Each

Here is the latest release on the Big Cartel site from artist Eyesaw, this print is called 'Switch Off'. This wicked 50 x 100 cm stencil and aerosol on deep canvas box has an edition size of ONLY 8 and will cost you £250 each. Check it out HERE

Obey All City Propaganda 'Soup Can' #3 Release Info

Shepard Fairey Obey 'Soup Can' 3 Release Info

FROM ICONOCLAST: The next print in the series from Shepard Fairey Soup Can III print and Henry Chalfant's 1980 archival photograph of Futura and Kell's train car piece are included in our September releases. Also being released are two Tom Sachs editions, a Spike Jonze artist book, and a print by the Royal Art Lodge. While all the other editions are now available, the Fairey Soup Can III print will be made available on Wednesday, September 9th. For the first hour of its release, the Fairey Soup Can III will only be accessible by password, given to our Facebook and Twitter subscribers. After the first hour, the print will be publicly available and will not require a password to purchase. Check it out HERE

The London Police Preview Of 'Brothers In Arms' Show

The London Police Carmichael Show Preview

Here is a sneak peak at the upcoming The London Police show at the Carmichael Gallery in L.A. Check it out HERE