Showing posts with label art chantry. Show all posts
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Season 2 of POP-SUB is HERE from Aye Jay and Nakatomi!

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The new Season of the Pop-Sub 7″ print club is here! Volume ONE pictured above!

The Pop-Sub is an ongoing series of mini-prints, each set having at least three 7″ square prints, packaged in a custom printed 45 rpm record sleeve jacket! Take a LOOK at this month’s jacket as well.

The subscription will bring one little packet of awesome to your door about once a month for the next 6 months- Volume One is available now, or included with the subscription.
And- is there a better X-mas gift than 6 months of awesome little art delivered to your door? I THINK NOT!
Aye Jay (of AYEJAY.com) curates this series, and the list of artists participating this year tops the already high bar he set last season- take a look at the artists who have already committed to participate!
John Baizley
Jacob Bannon
Geoff Darrow
Frank Kozik
J Otto Seinbold
Art Chantry
Mike Munter
And of course Aye Jay himself and Tim Doyle will throw in as needed!
You can purchase a subscription to all 6 sets in season two for $120 (or $20 a set) or pick and choose the individual sets as they come out. Individual sets will be priced anywhere from $30-$50. (Except this first one at just $20)
Volume ONE is available for sale individually NOW, and Volume TWO is already printed and in hand to ship out next month! I’ve already seen the art for Volume THREE- and it’s going to be fantastic!
Please note- Volume 1 is in an edition of 100- each print is numbered out of 100 and each set is put together numerically. (meaning all 4 prints numbered 38 are together, and so on). That doesn’t mean that each future set will have 100 sets though- some may have much, much less.

Available for purchase HERE.

Check out the next story below for my exclusive interview with Aye Jay and how the Pop Sub got started and other details.

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Pictures from the Art Chantry Seattle Show

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Damaged Goods in Seattle is showing the work of Art Chantry this weekend. A friend of mine was kind enough to share the pictures from the show. The posters will be on display and available for purchase through today at
Damaged Goods Seattle
2316 2nd Ave
Seattle, WA
(206) 728-6624

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Art Chantry x Ride DH 2.2 Snowboard

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Graphic designer Art Chantry, best known for his work with bands such as Nirvana and Hole, teamed up with Ride on a limited release DH2 board. Graphics aside, this board is the business. With no hook and tons of pop, it was selected as one of the “Platinum Picks” in Snowboard Mag for 2010. Available from November 1st at core Ride dealers worldwide. (Rad Collector)

Monday, October 12, 2009

HARLEY-DAVIDSON PRESENTS: ART OF REBELLION

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HARLEY-DAVIDSON PRESENTS: ART OF REBELLION
New York Art Show, One Night Only - Saturday October 17
At LA.Venue In Chelsea, NYC

ART OF REBELLION: Art meets motorcycle culture…

The ART OF REBELLION brings together 10 U.S. artists hand-picked by Harley-Davidson®--icons and emerging artists who are world-renowned in both the music and art worlds for their rock poster artwork. Their work will be on display at the ART OF REBELLION show Saturday, October 17 at La.VENUE (608 W. 28th Street New York, NY). The artists chosen for the event in the West Chelsea gallery district are Art Chantry, Brian Ewing, Derek Hess, Dirty Donny, Frank Kozik, Harpoon, John Van Hamersveld, Lindsey Kuhn, Tara McPherson and The Pizz.

“These artists represent the rebellious spirit that we very much connect with-mixing old with new, defying boundaries and creating fresh individual perspectives,” said Susanne Dawursk, Harley-Davidson director of Outreach Marketing. “The Art Of Rebellion is a must-see event that showcases the artists and supports the art community at large.”

Harley-Davidson created ART OF REBELLION as a forum for artists to showcase their work and interact with other artists, galleries and media, as well as give them the needed opportunity and exposure to help further their careers and leverage their credibility in the art scene. For the show, each artist will paint one Harley-Davidson Iron 883TM gas tank and they will also sell signature art posters at the show. The Iron 883--part of the Harley-Davidson’s Dark Custom line which fuses minimalist design with a vintage feel--evokes the adventurous spirit of the dawn of the 60’s motorcycle rebellion.

A portion of the proceeds from poster and tank sales will go to CUE Art Foundation. CUE Art Foundation is a 501(c) (3) non-profit forum for contemporary art that gives artists, students, scholars and art professionals resources at many stages of their careers and creative lives (http://www.cueartfoundation.org/).
More info: http://www.rebelartshow.com
More pics available:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/elementalc/sets/72157622328853235/
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