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FARM UPDATE: Preparing for The SHOW!
For the past few weeks, creative production has really amped up in preparation for THE FARM. At the expense, not gonna lie, of my precious sleeping-with-the-sun hours and a bit ... Read More
Wallpaper Straight out of the 18th and 19th Centuries
Google "wallpaper" and you're bound to turn up more than 100 million results--most of them undoubtedly offering desktop wallpapers or hocking legit wallpapers, but ones produced cheaply, by machine, and ... Read More
PAPER JAM: The Art and Grime of the East Coast Rock Poster
What better place to bring together the work of twenty-seven music-inspired mixed media artists than...Our Nation's Capital? Civilian Art Projects, an edgy up-and-coming DC gallery, presents their 2nd exhibition of music ... Read More
VIDEO: AITA Store Tour with Jason Thompson, Architect
How exactly do dreams become reality? How are sketches transformed into structures? Rissay Ltd Architecture & Construction, the masterminds behind the physical build-out of the Art In The Age Flagship ... Read More
DESIGN RESOURCE: Meet Your Printmaker
For the religiously inclined, meeting one's maker constitutes a divine and spiritual experience. Meeting one's printmaker, to the tactilely and artfully inclined, may result in parallel sentiment. Kevin O'Neill, a graphic designer ... Read More
UPDATE: Philadelphians For Egg Farming!
Last week, we shed some light on an important rallying point for concerned Philadelphians: Bringing EGG FARMING (& Chicken-Keeping) to The City of PHILADELPHIA! We now have an AWESOME original ... Read More
Fleisher Art Memorial Print Love-In 2009: 9th Annual Valentine Card Printing Workshop!
On Sunday, February 1st, Fleisher Art Memorial will host a Valentine-themed printmaking workshop for the public! Choose from either of two sessions:11am-1:30pm2pm-4:30pm Relief, silkscreen, collograph, letterpress, and lithography print processes will be ... Read More
AITA Artist News: Bill McRight + New Saturday Skateboards
Newsflash just in from AITA Artist Bill McRight... The Multi-Tasking Mr. McRight, also the art director of Saturday Skateboards (based out of Charlotte, NC), announces the release of Saturday's Spring 2009 decks, as ... Read More
VIDEO: A Day In The Shop of Outlaw Print Co.
Check out this stop-motion video of an afternoon at Outlaw Print Co. with Joel Peterson. The 6-color Pennsylvania print being pulled is currently on display at the Art In The ... Read More
Noteworthy Exhibition: SHOP @ The Print Center, Open Until Feb. 11!
Don't worry, you didn't miss it! The Print Center presents... SHOP: Art, Commerce and the Printed Image Installation of specially created artist projects that explore the ties between commerce and the printed image. Featuring work by: Edna ... Read More
An Interview with Greg Lago, Wood Engraver & Renaissance Man
I consider myself incredibly lucky to know Greg Lago, the renaissance man of Northern New York. Lago is a wood engraver, printmaker, painter, framer, and walking almanac...just to name a ... Read More
NICE REVIEW: Faux-Beau on Endless Bummer ‘Zine by Bill McRight
Kathryn Scott Proulx of the art/design blog Faux-Beaux, gave Bill McRight's Endless Bummer 'Zine a thumbs up! Check out the review for the great detail scans of the interior pages. Bad News: ... Read More
JANUARY EXHIBITION: Magick Outlaw!
Opening Friday, January 2nd! The Men of Magick Outlaw @ Art In The Age A huge showing of old/new silkscreen prints + prints for sale! Stop by, warm your feet, and say hello! (116 North ... Read More
PHOTO DIARY: A Visit To Outlaw Print Company
Just a small preview of great things to come, starting January 3... Read More
JANUARY EXHIBITION: Magick Outlaw!!!!
Photo: Don Vincent Ortega for outlawprintco.com We're proud and excited to announce our January Exhibition at the store, featuring the silkscreen work of Joel Peterson and Pete Whitney of Magick Outlaw! Stay ... Read More
OPEN CALL for February LINCOLN EXHIBITION @ The AITA Store!
ARTWORK SUBMISSIONS WANTED for an ABRAHAM LINCOLN TRIBUTE EXHIBITION In Celebration of His 200th Birthday. We are LOOKING FOR...- YOUR visual interpretation of Abraham Lincoln as an image, portrait, or icon- ... Read More
Mad Maude Letterpress: The Making of Our Civil War Notecards
I can barely control my excitement. Mad Maude Letterpress is so fantastic. Ryan Howell and crew worked with us on our custom letterpressed clothing hangtags and logo stationery. The shots ... Read More
THIS FRIDAY: Space 1026 Art Auction!
(photo from Space 1026.com) This Friday at 7 pm "doors open" to the annual Space 1026 Art Auction! Various artwork and art products will be up for bid (starting at 5 bucks...oh ... Read More
Art In The Age + The Historical Society of Pennsylvania = Limited Edition Stationery Run
Art In The Age has partnered with the esteemed Historical Society of Pennsylvania to produce a limited edition run of holiday cards, featuring artwork from the HSP collection. Pictured above ... Read More
PROCEED AND BE BOLD! Documentary: If You Thought Film Was Powerful, Try A Printing Press
I do believe that Amos Paul Kennedy Jr. is my new printmaking hero. An audacious letterpress printer, Amos Kennedy pushes the boundaries of traditional letterpress technique while making powerful statements on ... Read More
AITA Store Behind The Scenes: The Wallpaper
If you've had a chance to visit the new Art In The Age store, there is no way to miss the salient, yet thoughtful wallpaper designs by Julianne Ahn. The ... Read More
SEEN ON THE STREET: Sarah Palin Woodcut Tee
The Indefatigable Sarah Palin: Hockey Mom or Puckfucker? Printmaker Mali Skotheim voices her opinion loud and clear with the creation of this bold shirt design. Printed from a hand-cut woodblock (REAL good old fashioned ... Read More
INTERVIEW: The Balancing Act of The Illustrious and Industrious Matt Neff
If you are not yet aware of a Philadelphia-based printmaker/painter/professor extraordinaire by the name of Matt Neff, allow me to introduce you. His work in silkscreening and letterpress is arresting ... Read More
ARTIST OF THE MONTH INTERVIEW: Alex Lukas
This month, Art In The Age features Alex Lukas, a Massachusetts-born, Philadelphia-immigrated artist. Lukas is quite the prolific printmaker/painter. Not to mention, a 'zine "publisher" extraordinaire! Get the details, ... Read More
INTERVIEW: Thom Lessner, Will You Be Our Sweatheart?
Ohio native Tom Lessner now lives and plays in Philadelphia. Thom’s parodied cartoon renditions of pop culture figures have become his signature style. Thom is an ardent skateboarder and a ... Read More
INTERVIEW: Jimmy Joe Roche on ULTIMATE REALITY, Dan Deacon, Lasers…And Everything Else In Between
A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending the Philadelphia screening of ULTIMATE REALITY. The Film In A Nutshell: Forty minutes of pure color, live drumming, and solarized Arnold ... Read More
VIDEO: Spying on Jim Houser for Multiple Days
Hello there, Friends! Today, Ben Woodward has prepared for us another delightful stop-motion animation video! This one features Jim Houser working on quite a few canvases concurrently. I hope for the ... Read More
VIDEO: A Day in the Studio of Bill McRight
Have a peek at this follow-up video to our interview with printmaker Bill McRight. Watch him carve a block from start to finish - a complete noodle bowl and breakfast-for-dinner ... Read More
An Interview with Artist Bill McRight: FANTASTIC LURKING (and Working)
Bill McRight is a ramblin' printmaker from all up and down the Southern United States. His hand-cut, hand-printed arsenal of creepy and crazed creatures can be found at his web ... Read More
Incredible Edible Movable Type?!
Looking to capture a designer or printmaker's heart this holiday season? Besides an Art in the Age T-shirt, perhaps the way to tickle their fancy is through the sweet tooth! ... Read More
There Will Be Printing, Printing In The Street
If Johannes Gutenberg, father of the printing press, was gazing down upon the modern fruits of his 15th century efforts, I would especially want him to witness steamroller printing, a ... Read More
Holy crap, has it been that long?!
Space 1026 turns 10 years old. So I woke up this morning and it hit me like a ton of bricks, we have been doing this for 10 years!" That's right, the ... Read More
