VALENTINE'S DAY?!?! Creative Objects that Say "It" Without Being Lame
On Thursday I'm supposed to eat chocolates in the bathtub and wear pink gauzy slips. I should write unabashed love letters and curl my hair. Too bad I have no gas heat ... [Read More]
Good Life: Model Citizens: Chi Kim & Ben Woodward
Get to know AITA's new creative directors! Chi and Ben were featured in the February issue of Philly Mag Who: Chi is a clothing designer who’s worked for Urban Outfi ... [Read More]
Mr. Eclecticity
The Philadelphia Inquirer featured this awesome profile about Adam Wallacavage, an AitA artist. Find out more about Adam and his work below. --- From a South Broad ... [Read More]
"SNAP" SHOT: The Most Versatile Tableware Ever Designed
Alas! Here are more items for my metaphorical contemporary home from Rose and Radish. Currently coveting the following goods designed by Adrea Schwab for Inv/Alt Desi ... [Read More]
TShirtReview.com > Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction
TShirtReview.com recently posted about AITA's awesome tee's. We agree, whether you're into death metal or Donatella Versace, Art in the Age has designs for everyone! Chec ... [Read More]
AITA on Fat Seagull
Fat Seagull, a UK t-shirt and street art blog loves what we've got to offer! Read on for their initial reaction and some of AITA's background info. Check back soon for Fa ... [Read More]
Off the WALLPAPER: Not Your Everyday Martha Stewart
While home for the holidays, I participated in a lively trip to Home Depot for the meticulous perusing of no less than two thousand paint samples with seriously fantastic ... [Read More]
T Party
The folks over at Refinery29 know style when they see it. Which is totally why they featured AitA's original designs in their Ultimate T Party article. The review and the ... [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 too ... [Read More]
Colourful tee from Art in the Age of Mechanical Whatnot
Brandish had wonderful things to say about AitA's bright and crazy Paper Rad shirt. The reason they like it? The design is original, slightly creepy and neon. Yea, that d ... [Read More]
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