Wild Style Zine Available

Artist: Wild Style
Title: Wild Style Zine
Medium: Softcover 92 Page Zine
Size: 8.5 x 11 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Price: $40

 

Released in 1983, Charlie Ahearn’s Wild Style is widely regarded as the first authentic hip-hop motion picture, serving as a vital historical document that immortalized the movement before it reached global commercialization. The film’s influence on breakdancing (b-boying) was transformative, as it provided a visual blueprint for the dance’s acrobatic evolution. By featuring real-life pioneers rather than professional actors, it captured the raw energy of South Bronx street culture and exported it to international audiences. This exposure helped spark a worldwide phenomenon, directly inspiring the first generation of breakers in countries like Japan and Germany.

The movie’s impact was driven by its legendary cast of artists and dancers who played versions of themselves. At the center of the breakdancing movement was the Rock Steady Crew, featuring icons like Crazy Legs, Ken Swift, and Frosty Freeze, whose athletic floor moves and headspins became the gold standard for the genre. The narrative follows the journey of protagonist Raymond "Zoro", played by pioneering graffiti artist Lee Quiñones, alongside his love interest Rose, portrayed by the "First Lady of Graffiti," Lady Pink. Other seminal figures included Fab 5 Freddy, who acted as the film's musical and cultural consultant, and the legendary Grandmaster Flash, who showcased his foundational turntablism skills. Together with rap crews like the Cold Crush Brothers and Fantastic Freaks, these artists helped Wild Style define hip-hop as a unified culture of four pillars: MCing, DJing, graffiti, and breaking.

David Welker 'The Poster Line' Print Release Details

Artist: David Welker
Title: The Poster Line
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 19 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $200

 

David Welker is a contemporary American artist whose career spans over three decades, marked by a distinct ability to blend surrealism with meticulous technical draftsmanship. Based in New York, he has cultivated a reputation as one of the most versatile illustrators in the modern concert poster scene, though his practice extends deeply into fine art painting and sculptural concepts. His aesthetic language frequently oscillates between urban grit and ethereal fantasy, drawing inspiration from early twentieth-century animation, Depression-era architecture, and psychedelic folk art.

Welker achieved significant recognition through his long-standing collaboration with the band Phish, creating iconic imagery that defined the visual identity of their performances and studio albums. His work often features intricate landscapes where organic forms merge with mechanical structures, creating a sense of "urban surrealism." This style is characterized by heavy line work, complex perspective, and a muted color palette that evokes a nostalgic yet otherworldly atmosphere.

Beyond the music industry, Welker is celebrated for his private studio work, which explores more personal and abstract themes. These pieces often delve into the subconscious, featuring recurring motifs like anthropomorphic creatures and gravity-defying architecture. He utilizes a variety of mediums, including graphite, ink, and oil, to achieve a depth of texture that invites close inspection. His influence in the pop-surrealism movement is cemented by his ability to maintain a signature style while constantly evolving, bridging the gap between commercial illustration and high-end gallery exhibitions. Welker remains a pivotal figure for collectors who value narrative depth and artisanal precision in contemporary art.

Rugman 'Christ On A Bike #1' Original Available

Artist: Rugman
Title: Christ On A Bike #1
Medium: 24K Gold , Acrylic + Ink on Vintage Book Page
Size: 76 x 61 cm
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: £425

 

John Vogl 'If That's What You Thought' Print Available

Artist: John Vogl
Title: If That's What You Thought
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 8 x 10 Inches
Edition: OPEN
Price: $20

John Vogl is an American illustrator and designer based in Minneapolis, Minnesota, known for a signature style that merges organic textures with meticulously detailed line work. Operating primarily under the studio name The Bungaloo, Vogl has established a significant presence in the world of screen-printed gig posters and limited edition art prints. His work often explores themes of the natural world, frequently featuring wildlife, flora, and sprawling landscapes that are rendered with a balance of scientific precision and whimsical storytelling.

Vogl’s creative process is characterized by a commitment to hand-drawn elements. He often utilizes a pen-and-ink approach that results in intricate hatching and stippling, giving his subjects a sense of depth and tangible personality. While his portfolio includes a diverse array of commercial projects for major editorial and retail clients, he is most widely recognized for his contributions to the music industry. He has designed promotional posters for a vast range of artists, translating musical moods into evocative visual narratives.

His aesthetic frequently utilizes a muted, earthy color palette which complements the rustic and timeless quality of his imagery. Despite the high level of detail, his compositions remain clean and focused, often centering on a single animal or object that serves as a focal point. Through his distinct visual language, Vogl continues to influence contemporary illustration, bridging the gap between traditional fine art and modern graphic design while maintaining a consistent and recognizable voice in the independent art community.

Hutch 'Ready In The Can Model' Green Sculpture Available

Artist: Hutch
Title: Ready In The Can Model (Green)
Medium: Aerosol on Resin Sculpture
Size: 16 cm
Edition: 5
Price: £90

*there is also a red version available

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Hutch is a contemporary British artist whose work bridges the gap between traditional stencil techniques and modern street art culture. Emerging from the vibrant creative scene in Brighton, he has spent decades refining a signature aesthetic that combines high-fashion glamour with a gritty, urban edge. His process often involves intricate hand-cut stencils, allowing him to produce layers of sharp detail while maintaining the raw texture of his chosen surfaces. Whether working on canvas, wood, or large-scale outdoor walls, Hutch captures a sense of playful provocation that challenges the viewer's perception of commercial beauty and domestic life.

The subject matter in Hutch's portfolio frequently centers on the female form, often presented with a wink toward mid-century pin-up aesthetics or high-end editorial photography. However, he subverts these classic tropes by injecting elements of surrealism or punk rock rebellion. A recurring motif in his work is the use of everyday objects placed in unusual contexts, creating a narrative that is both accessible and conceptually deep. This balance of technical precision and rebellious spirit has made his pieces highly recognizable within the international urban art market.

Beyond his technical skill with a spray can or scalpel, Hutch is respected for his ability to translate the spontaneity of the street into a gallery setting. He has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions across Europe and the United States, contributing to the broader recognition of stencil art as a serious medium. By blending pop art sensibilities with a DIY ethos, Hutch continues to influence the evolving landscape of contemporary British art.

Jana + JS 'Window Of Thoughts' Print Available

Artist: Jana + JS
Title: Window Of Thoughts
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 42 x 54 cm
Edition: 27
Price: €125

Jana & JS are an acclaimed artistic duo composed of Austrian artist Jana and French artist Jean-Sébastien Philippe. Working together since 2006, they have developed a distinct visual language that merges photography, stencil techniques, and street art. Their creative partnership began in Madrid and later flourished in Paris and Austria, allowing them to refine a style that is both intimate and expansive.

Their work primarily focuses on the human condition, often depicting people in moments of quiet reflection or vulnerability. These figures are frequently portrayed holding cameras or interacting with urban landscapes, emphasizing themes of observation and the passage of time. One of the most recognizable aspects of their practice is the integration of their subjects into the existing architecture. They do not merely paint on a wall; they interact with its texture, windows, and structural elements to create a sense of depth and narrative.

The duo utilizes highly detailed multi-layered stencils based on their own photography. This process allows them to achieve a realistic, almost melancholic aesthetic that stands out in the often loud and vibrant world of contemporary muralism. By placing their subjects in unexpected urban settings, they bridge the gap between private emotions and public spaces. Over the years, their murals have appeared in cities across the globe, and their smaller scale works on reclaimed wood and metal have been featured in numerous international galleries. Their art remains a poignant exploration of how individuals inhabit and perceive the modern world.

Handiedan 'Two Moons' Print Available

Artist: Handiedan
Title: Two Moons
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 42 x 55 cm
Edition: 44
Price: €155

Handiedan is a contemporary Dutch artist known for her intricate mixed-media collages that reimagine the female form through a complex layering process. Based in Amsterdam, she creates work that fuses elements of neo-classical art, Victorian aesthetics, and pin-up culture into a singular, multidimensional style. Her process involves a meticulous assembly of found materials, including vintage stamps, antique sheet music, old currency, and scientific diagrams. By hand-cutting these various components and layering them over one another, she achieves a sculptural depth that transcends the traditional flat surface of a collage.

The central figures in her work are often idealized female silhouettes that evoke the spirit of early twentieth century burlesque and film noir. However, these figures are not merely decorative. They are embedded within a dense ornamental architecture of symbols, such as mandalas and anatomical illustrations, which suggest themes of personal growth and universal interconnectedness. The contrast between the delicate curves of her subjects and the rigid, geometric patterns surrounding them creates a visual tension that defines her aesthetic.

Handiedan often incorporates digital techniques into her initial design phases before transitioning to the physical labor of cutting and pasting. This hybrid approach allows her to manipulate proportions and complex patterns with precision while maintaining the tactile quality of aged paper. Her work has been exhibited in galleries worldwide, where it is celebrated for its technical mastery and its ability to modernize nostalgic imagery. Through her unique decorative language, she continues to explore the timeless allure of the feminine mystique within a modern, fractured framework.

Luke Chueh 'Low Fidelity' Vinyl Figure Available

Artist: Luke Chueh
Title: Low Fidelity
Medium: Vinyl Figure
Size: 7 Inches
Edition: UNSURE
Price: $88

Luke Chueh is a prominent contemporary artist known for his distinctive blend of adorable character design and profound psychological depth. Born in Philadelphia and raised in California, Chueh initially pursued a career in graphic design before transitioning into the Los Angeles underground art scene in the early 2000s. His work is characterized by a minimalist aesthetic that features anthropomorphic animals, most notably a melancholic white bear, placed within stark and often unforgiving environments.

The power of Chueh's art lies in the sharp contrast between his cute, illustrative style and the dark, visceral themes he explores. His paintings frequently address complex human emotions such as loneliness, addiction, and self-destruction. By using a stylized bear as a surrogate for himself and the viewer, Chueh creates a safe distance that allows for the exploration of painful or taboo subjects. This juxtaposition of "lowbrow" pop surrealism with high-concept emotional honesty has earned him a dedicated global following.

Throughout his career, Chueh has expanded his reach beyond the canvas into the world of designer toys. Many of his iconic characters have been transformed into three-dimensional vinyl figures, making his art accessible to a wider audience of collectors. His influence remains significant in the urban contemporary art movement, as he continues to push the boundaries of how narrative and character can evoke universal truths. Whether through a simple brushstroke or a complex installation, Luke Chueh remains a master of capturing the tragicomedy of the human condition.

AJ Lavilla 'Dream Big' HPM Available

Artist: AJ Lavilla
Title: Dream Big
Medium: Hand Embellished 1 Color Screen Print
Size: 20 x 30 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $85

 

 AJ Lavilla is a Filipino-born, New York-based contemporary artist known for his vibrant fusion of street art and pop culture icons. His work often serves as a visual bridge between the nostalgic imagery of childhood and the gritty, energetic textures of urban environments. By incorporating familiar characters from cartoons and comics into layers of spray paint, stencils, and bold typography, Lavilla explores themes of ambition, resilience, and the immigrant experience. His journey from the Philippines to the United States heavily influences his creative philosophy, as he frequently uses his platform to inspire others to pursue their dreams despite systemic or personal obstacles.

The aesthetic of his pieces is characterized by a high-contrast palette and a sense of controlled chaos, mirroring the frantic pace of New York City. Lavilla has transitioned from the streets to established galleries, participating in numerous exhibitions and collaborative projects that emphasize community engagement. Beyond the canvas, he is recognized for his commitment to youth mentorship and public murals that aim to revitalize neighborhoods and spark dialogue among residents. His signature style often includes motivational phrases or "dream" motifs, which act as a direct communication with his audience to remain optimistic and persistent. Through his continuous evolution as a multimedia artist, Lavilla has solidified his place in the contemporary art scene as a voice for cultural pride and creative empowerment, proving that the language of street art is a universal tool for social connection and personal storytelling.

Uusi 'Moderne Safari' Box Set Available

Artist: Uusi
Title: Moderne Safari
Medium: Wood Sculptures
Size: Various
Edition: UNSURE
Price: $275

  

The creative partnership known as Uusi consists of artists Peter Dunham and Linnea Gits, who operate a multi-disciplinary studio focused on the intersection of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design. Based in Chicago, the duo has gained international recognition for their mastery of diverse media, ranging from intricate ink illustrations and oil paintings to functional wood furniture and architectural installations. Their collaborative process often emphasizes the tactile quality of physical materials, reflecting a shared philosophy that high art should be accessible through everyday objects.

One of their most significant contributions to the modern art landscape is their revival of artisanal playing cards and tarot decks. By utilizing classical techniques such as hand-painted gouache and copperplate engraving, they transform standard gaming tools into portable galleries of fine art. These projects often explore complex themes including pagan folklore, historical archetypes, and the patterns of the natural world. Beyond their work in paper and ink, Dunham and Gits have worked on large-scale commissions that integrate their aesthetic into public and private spaces, always maintaining a meticulous attention to detail.

The duo’s work is characterized by a timeless elegance that avoids fleeting trends in favor of enduring craftsmanship. Their ability to bridge the gap between fine art and commercial design has allowed them to collaborate with various luxury brands and cultural institutions. By prioritizing the human hand in an increasingly digital era, Uusi continues to define a unique space where the ritual of making remains at the forefront of their artistic identity.