Andrew Scott 'Off Kilter' Print Available

Artist: Andrew Scott
Title: Off Kilter
Medium: Deckled Giclee Print
Size: (A4) 29.7 x 21 cm
Edition: TIMED
Price: £50

*comes unframed, frame is to convey idea framing

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Andrew Scott is a contemporary American artist, born in 1991, who has achieved global recognition for his innovative "frame experiments". His work challenges the traditional boundaries of art by physically altering or destroying the picture frames themselves, using tools such as hammers, chisels, and even blowtorches. This distinctive mixed media approach, which often incorporates hand-drawn digital illustrations printed on high quality paper, blurs the line between the artwork and reality, creating a dynamic, almost sculptural, experience for the viewer.

Scott's artistic journey took a pivotal turn after he lost his job in advertising during the COVID 19 pandemic, a time he felt trapped in an unfulfilling career. This personal experience of confinement and subsequent liberation is the core inspiration for his art. His pieces, which often employ a minimalist grayscale palette with selective, dramatic bursts of color, typically red, explore profound themes such as escapism, freedom, resilience, and mental health. The figures in his work, sometimes children at play or adults breaking through barriers, serve as potent metaphors for the universal human desire to overcome internal and external constraints.

Gaining immense popularity through social media platforms, where videos of his process have amassed over a billion views, Scott has successfully bridged the gap between digital engagement and the traditional art world. His work has been exhibited in international galleries and museums, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York City and the Tate Modern in London, and is held in the collections of various celebrities. By inviting the viewer to engage with the narrative and the physical artwork in a unique way, Andrew Scott continues to push artistic conventions, making his art not only visually captivating but also deeply thought provoking and emotionally resonant.

Chuck Sperry 'Courage' XL Print Release Details

Artist: Chuck Sperry
Title: Courage XL
Medium: 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 70 x 100 cm
Edition: 200
Price: UNSURE

 

*available on Tuesday December 2nd, 2025

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Chuck Sperry, born in 1962, is a celebrated American artist and master printmaker best known for his psychedelic silkscreen prints and iconic rock posters. His work is a fusion of Art Nouveau, pop art, and classical symbolism, often featuring female muses with flowing hair and intricate, shimmering patterns. Sperry gained prominence in the San Francisco music scene, where he designed limited edition posters for legendary bands including Pearl Jam, The Who, and The Rolling Stones, with his work now archived at institutions like the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.

A dedicated craftsman, Sperry is known for his hands-on approach, meticulously hand printing each color layer by layer in his Oakland studio, Hangar 18, a process he views as a critical part of the artistic expression itself. Beyond music, he is a notable political activist, having co-edited the political comic book World War 3 Illustrated and created powerful protest art, such as the iconic poster for Occupy Oakland. Sperry's art, which he describes as a "utopian provocation," is internationally recognized, with solo exhibitions in major cities like Paris, Rome, and New York, and a large format book, Color x Color: The Sperry Archive 1980-2020, documenting his extensive career.

Angela Fang Zirbes 'Rabbit In Living Room' Print Avaiable

Artist: Angela Fang Zirbes
Title: Rabbit In Living Room
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 24 x 17 Inches
Edition: 40
Price: $100

 

Angela Fang Zirbes, born in Iowa in 2000, is a contemporary painter whose work powerfully explores themes of identity, isolation, and memory through a haunting, monochromatic lens. Based in both New York and her home state of Iowa, her art is a deeply personal reflection of her experiences growing up as a biracial woman in the American Midwest, navigating a sense of liminality and an in between state of belonging and estrangement. Zirbes received her Bachelor of Fine Arts from Parsons School of Design in 2023 and has quickly gained recognition in the art world.

Her distinctive style involves applying airbrushed acrylic and graphite on raw canvas, a technique that creates a soft, velvety texture and allows for dramatic contrasts of light and shadow, reminiscent of aged black and white photographs. This aesthetic enhances the eerie, dreamlike quality of her pieces, which are often set in old rural houses similar to those from her childhood and populated with recurring motifs like rabbits, ornate jars, and familiar furniture. These seemingly innocuous domestic scenes are imbued with a sense of "friendly strangeness" and psychological tension, as if the subjects are being watched by an unseen voyeur.

Kelly Blevins 'Morning Glory' Original Available

Artist: Kelly Blevins
Title: Morning Glory
Medium: Charcoal + Pencil on Wood Panel
Size: 40 x 30 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $2,800

Kelly Blevins, a Pittsburgh-based visual artist who sometimes uses the alias Delta, is a self-taught two-dimensional artist widely recognized for her large-scale, detailed charcoal drawings. Born in Tucson, Arizona, in 1984, she primarily grew up in Ohio before moving to Pittsburgh, where her artistic career blossomed. Her work delves into profound themes related to the human condition, incorporating symbolic imagery that explores transformation, vulnerability, resilience, and the subconscious. The artist uses herself as a frequent model to create a universal figure, allowing viewers to personally connect with the raw emotions and concepts presented in her art.

Blevins' art is deeply personal, influenced by her observations of her mother's battle with degenerative progressive multiple sclerosis, which spurred her to spend countless hours drawing as a form of escape and analysis of life. She primarily uses charcoal on paper, a medium she favors for its raw and fragile style that complements the integrity of her work, often employing a precise cross-hatch method without blending tools to build intimate detail and a meditative state during creation. Her pieces are often larger than she is physically, making bold statements on universal concepts and social stigmas surrounding nudity, politics, and philosophies.

The artist has exhibited her work both nationally and internationally, with shows in the United States and the United Kingdom. In addition to her studio work, she has experience as a local muralist and currently serves as a gallery assistant at The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh. Blevins aims to evoke insightfulness and reflection in her audience, creating art that has a strong presence and encourages thought on matters like abuse and the silent struggles people endure. Her artistic journey is guided by a philosophy of continuous learning and embracing the freedom to grow and challenge perceptions of the world.

Shepard Fairey Obey 'Hope Outdoor Gallery' Print Release Details

Artist: Shepard Fairey Obey
Title: Hope Outdoor Galley
Medium: Multi Color Screen Print
Size: 24 x 18 Inches
Edition: 450
Price: $70

*available at 1pm EST on Tuesday November 25th, 2025

Dustin D. Smith 'Unearthed' Original Available

Artist: Dustin D. Smith
Title: Unearthed
Medium: Acrylic on Canvast
Size: 16 x 20 x 1.5 Inches
Edition: UNIQUE
Price: $800

 

Dustin D. Smith is a contemporary abstract artist and a seasoned creative director and designer, currently based in Bend, Oregon. His artistic journey began in central Kansas, where he found making things to be a way to control the chaos in his childhood home. He developed his skills through formal education in art and design, which led him to a successful career in the advertising world, working in Chicago and San Francisco on global collaborations in print, film, and digital production for a wide variety of clients. The move to the Pacific Northwest in 2021 was a deliberate choice to be closer to nature, and the surrounding environment of forests, rivers, and mountains heavily influences his current mindset and artwork.

Smith's artwork is a deep exploration of "permanence and impermanence" through methods of pigment application and erasure, layering and erosion. He views existence as an infinite expanse in time and space, with each life a fleeting memory, a single layer in the postulate of existence. He experiments with a myriad of styles and mediums, ranging from realism in graphite to large abstract canvases and three dimensional works. His primary mediums include acrylic, graphite, and watercolor, with his large abstracts often involving a meticulous process of design in Adobe Illustrator before being transferred to the canvas or panel. In his paintings, he balances precision with the evidence of his process, including tool marks, scrapes, and fingerprints, to reflect the transient nature of existence.

He has several distinct collections, including the "Schema" collection, which focuses on intention versus destruction, and the "Stones" series of watercolor and graphite pieces, which he describes as grounding him and reminding him of balance. An avid outdoorsman and adventurer, Smith's connection to nature and the exploration of the world around him, as well as events of the past, present, and future, all come together in his paintings to evoke exploration in the mind of the viewer.

Michael David Mayo 'Whisper' Print Available

Artist: Michael David Mayo
Title: Whisper
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 30 x 40 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $2,500

 

Michael David Mayo is a contemporary American artist and philosopher recognized as the pioneer of "Quantum Realism," a style that merges classical oil painting techniques with a deeply conceptual approach to capture both tangible and intangible aspects of existence. His work is not merely a visual experience but a philosophical exploration of emotion, energy, and the human condition, intended to be felt rather than explained. Mayo views painting as his language for honesty and presence, a meditative practice rather than a performance, where he listens for the truth that arrives through color and form.

Beyond his canvas work, Mayo is a notable mentor and advocate within the global art community, inspiring thousands with his insights on creativity, healing, and self-expression. He believes art is for everyone and a vital tool for mental well-being and personal development, providing a sanctuary from life's challenges. His journey from a regional artist to an international influencer reflects an unwavering commitment to authentic expression.

Jay Ryan 'Plans' Print Available

Artist: Jay Ryan
Title: Plans
Medium: 5 Color Screen Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 240
Price: $25

 

Jay Ryan is a prominent American screen print artist and illustrator based in the Chicago area, widely recognized for his distinctive concert posters and album artwork. He began his career in the mid-1990s, founding his print shop, The Bird Machine, in 1999. Ryan is known for his analog, computer-free design process, hand-drawn lettering, and illustrations of "concerned mammalian protagonists," such as raccoons, and "troublesome furniture and bicycles". His unique style, which often features animals playing instruments or engaging in human activities, brings a whimsical yet thoughtful approach to the poster art scene.

Throughout his prolific career, Ryan has created thousands of limited-run, hand-printed posters for hundreds of bands, including Andrew Bird, Shellac, The Flaming Lips, Fugazi, Pearl Jam, and Modest Mouse. Beyond music, he has worked with clients like Patagonia, contributed cover art for authors such as Michael Chabon, and had his work featured in galleries across the U.S. and Europe. He has authored several books compiling his work, including 100 Posters, 134 Squirrels and No One Told Me Not To Do This. A respected figure in the screen printing community, Ryan served as Vice President of the American Poster Institute and frequently travels to speak at universities and run workshops. He also plays bass in the band Dianogah.

Faile 'Holiday Block And Roll' Wood Blocks Available

Artist: Faile
Title: Holiday Block And Roll
Medium: Acrylic, Aerosol and Screen Print On Wood Blocks
Size: (8) 2 x 2 x 2 Inches Each
Edition: 125
Price: $200

 

FAILE is the Brooklyn-based artistic collaboration between Patrick McNeil (b. 1975, Edmonton, Canada) and Patrick Miller (b. 1976, Minneapolis, USA), known for its wide-ranging multimedia practice that blurs the lines between "high" and "low" culture. The name FAILE is an anagram of their original project, "A Life," and reflects the duo's philosophy of transformation. Since their inception in 1999, FAILE has established itself as a significant force in contemporary art, recognized as pioneers in the global street art movement.

Their signature style is a fragmented form of appropriation and collage, constructed from found imagery and characterized by bold graphics, vibrant colors, and dynamic typography. FAILE's work draws heavily from American pop culture, advertising, comic books, and pulp magazines, blending these elements into visually complex narratives.

While painting and printmaking remain central to their approach, the artists have adapted their style to a vast array of materials and techniques, including large-scale murals, screenprints, sculptures, and ambitious interactive installations. Notable projects include large-scale "Prayer Wheels" in Times Square and an urban temple in Portugal, as well as the interactive "Deluxx Fluxx" arcade, which features customized video games and pinball machines.

FAILE's art is widely exhibited in galleries and museums worldwide, including the Brooklyn Museum and the Tate Modern, and their pieces command a wide range at auction. Through their diverse output, FAILE continues to explore themes of duality, consumerism, and the ephemeral nature of urban art, inviting audience participation and challenging conventional artistic boundaries.

Zoe Keller 'Sharks Of The World' Print Available

Artist: Zoe Keller
Title: Sharks Of The World
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 18 x 24 Inches
Edition: 100
Price: $125

 

Zoe Keller is an American artist and illustrator renowned for her meticulously detailed, large-scale drawings created primarily with graphite and ink. A native of Woodstock, New York, her deep connection to nature was fostered by a creative upbringing in the rural Catskills, shaping her future as an artist and amateur naturalist. Keller's work is characterized by a scientific precision and a narrative quality, blending realism with hints of surrealism to explore the complex, interconnected beauty of fragile ecosystems. 

Keller's art is deeply rooted in environmental activism and the natural sciences. She places a special focus on at-risk species and wildlands, creating visual narratives that highlight the biodiversity facing human-driven mass extinction. Each drawing serves as an urgent call to action, aiming to inspire reverence for the natural world. Keller's immersive process involves months of academic research, collaborations with the scientific community, and on-the-ground experiences in wild places through artist residencies and self-directed expeditions. She has noted that drawing is her way of understanding how organisms and ecosystems work, and in "darker moments," her art functions as a "mourning ritual" for species that may soon vanish