101Cookbooks:
"Bravo to Jen Bekman and the 20x200 crew for making prints available for just $20 dollars - it's such a cool idea."

Apartment Therapy: The Nursery

It is a new way to think about buying art, and we like it. 20x200 is a very elegant, Web 2.0 sort of way of bringing people who need art in contact with people who sell their art.

20x200 has a blog, which gives a little more information about each piece, which is fun. And while 20x200 may be new - it just launched in September 07 - we have bookmarked this site as one to watch. We are always looking for affordable art for our home, and never so much as now that we have a child joining us, and are looking forward to seeing what 20x200 showcases next.

Amy Stein Photography

I have ... received my first two pieces from 20x200. Arriving were gorgeous prints by Amy Ross and Carrie Marill, respectively. Both prints are still available. [Update: Carrie Marill edition of 200 sold out.] For only $20! What are you people waiting for? Beyond the solid curating, Jen Bekman has done a wonderful job with all the identity work around 20x200. When your prints arrive it really is an impressive production.

Boing Boing features Birds of the Rockies by New York artist, Laura Levine.

Casasugar, Great Art Online: 20x200
Getting your art collection started is often limited by your pocketbook. The only way I could afford my first large art purchase was because I bartered an artist friend for it. So what to do if you're art-friend-free and low on the benjamins? Why, turn to the internet, of course. One site that I'm in love with is 20x200.

Design Mom:
"It's a smart idea and a great way to bring art into your home."

Design Sponge:
"A wonderful resource for affordable prints."