Monument Snowboards: Thom Lessner Designs Hit The Slopes!
The progressive, Vermont-based Monument Snowboards, unveils their Winter 2008/09 artist series of board designs! The line-up includes Krink, Todd Tourso, Kime Buzzelli, A ... [Read More]
Art in the Age on Cyberpresse
Oui Oui! If you can read french, check out this article on Cyberpresse which includes the "Seripop" AITA tee. --- L'art du t-shirt [Read More]
DesigNerds, Check It Out: Typographic Tattoos
Design nerds, rejoice! WE ARE NOT ALONE. Check out this collection of typographic brandings on CMD+SHIFT_BLOG. Sentiments are fleeting. Fonts are forever. [Read More]
Art in the Age on Urban Promoter
No worries! If you can't read french, they have an English version as well! Check out the article on Urban Promoter featuring the Book, Street T, which highlights Art in ... [Read More]
Photo From The Street: The Age of Mechanical Reproduction
Modest mannequins in the window of Daffy's Department Store - 1700 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, PA [Read More]
Philadelphia Open Studio Tours (POST) Is Coming!
The 9th Annual Philadelphia Open Studio Tours will be held the weekend of October 4-5 (Studios West of Broad St.) and October 11-12 (East of Broad). In order for the p ... [Read More]
Music + AITA In The Wild: Fucked Up + Fireworks
Earlier this month, Stereogum posted a new track by Canadian hard-core band, Fucked Up. TAKE NOTE: Singer Jennifer Castle is sporting an Art In The Age Fireworks tee, ... [Read More]
Maurice Sendak Pre-Wild Things - "Pierre: A Cautionary Tale"
As a follow up to my review of the Maurice Sendak Retrospective exhibit at The Rosenbach Museum & Library, I wanted to share "Pierre," a short children's books written an ... [Read More]
Field Notes on Philly'd Notes
Check out the blog at Field Notes hyping up the upcoming Art in the Age store front! --- Philly’d Notes Pardon the obscure quote, my only exposure to Philadel ... [Read More]
Cabinet Magazine: "Getting High With Benjamin & Burroughs"
Housed within the pages of the latest issue (No. 30) of the ever-compelling art/lit publication, Cabinet, is an essay on Walt Benjamin, William Burroughs, and hallucinogens. [Read More]
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