Jay Vollmar 'Abstract Pop' Print Available

Artist: Jay Vollmar
Title: Abstract Pop
Medium: Handpulled 4 Color Screen Print
Size: 10 x 20 Inches
Edition: 25
Prices: $65

 

Based in Denver, Colorado, Jay Vollmar is an American artist and designer who has carved a distinct niche within the limited edition art print and poster collector community. His creative journey gained significant momentum after he earned his education at the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design, where he developed the technical foundation for his multidisciplinary approach. Drawing inspiration from the remnants of industrial society and urban textures, Jay Vollmar often utilizes found objects, debris, and forgotten artifacts to create a visual dialogue that resonates with fans of screen printing and graphic illustration. His work is characterized by a blend of pop culture influences and experimental forms that challenge traditional aesthetic boundaries.

The career of Jay Vollmar is marked by numerous high profile accomplishments in the music and gig poster scene. He has produced official artwork for many iconic bands and events, including a notable poster for the legendary indie rock group Sleater-Kinney during season 41 of the renowned television program Austin City Limits. His portfolio also features sought after limited edition screen prints for major musical acts such as Queens of the Stone Age, Arctic Monkeys, Vampire Weekend, and the jam band moe.. Collectors frequently hunt for these rare pieces, which are often signed and numbered, representing a significant crossover between the fine art world and the live music industry.

Beyond the music scene, Jay Vollmar has participated in a wide array of prestigious art shows and gallery exhibitions across the globe. He was featured in the 528.0 Juried Printmaking Exhibition at the Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities in Colorado. His solo and group exhibition history includes shows like Abstracts and Objects at Saatchi Art in Denver and Clocked Out. Internationally, his work has been displayed at venues such as Transformer Gallery in San Francisco for the Gleaming the Screen exhibit and even crossed the Atlantic for the Sub Screen Sonic show in Brighton England. Other notable participations include the Graphic Content exhibition which traveled from Texas Tech University to the Miami of Ohio Art Museum.