A cyclist rides by Colleen Plumb's Thirty Times a Minute. There’s no time like summertime to hit up the hammock and dial your busy level down to zero. Just keep this in mind: while the weather’s warming, the summer art scene has also turned up the heat. We’ve already caught wind of ten different exhibitions featuring 20x200 artists, (and there’s probably more we missed). Below, get the scoop on a few of those exhibitions, and...

Jenny Odell has been serving us some spectacularly fresh perspectives from the moment we released her first edition back in 2010. Since then, we’ve featured a number of her captivating collages, including all sorts of way-above-bird’s-eye views of swimming pools, airplanes, circular farms and so much more. If you’re unfamiliar with Odell’s work, it might make sense to describe it is as a series of collections. Scouring Google Satellite View, Odell finds and isolates similar...

Who better to usher in the official start of summer than our own Christian Chaize? Today’s release, Praia Piquinia 19/08/15 12h16, is even more adored by the 20x200 team for its nod to our very first Chaize release... Praia Piquinia 19/08/15 12h16 by Christian Chaize   MORE after the jump »

If you’ve been angling for some art to add the finishing touches to your home, you may be all too familiar with the challenge that can present. The journey to getting one’s shit together can be a complicated one, especially when it comes to something as deeply personal and ambiance-affecting as art. Luckily, our friends at Redfin assembled this guide to the best places to buy art online—featuring yours truly! MORE after the jump »

Our new edition from Marjory Collins is sure to put you in a summer state of mind. Check out Washington, D.C. Sunday cyclists watching sailboats, below. Washington, D.C. Sunday cyclists watching sailboats by Marjory Collins   MORE after the jump »

Our new Julia Rothman edition release is terrifically timed. With International Museum Day coming up tomorrow, we’re feeling all kinds of thankful for our favorite museums, and turning our attention to Rothman’s Looking at Art —a celebration of something at once utterly simple and incredibly complex: observing art! Looking at Art by Julia Rothman MORE after the jump »

20x200’s founder and Chief Curator, Jen Bekman, delves into the surprisingly sexy science of fruit cultivation with our debut edition from the USDA’s gorgeous collection of pomological watercolors. Prunus Persica: J.H. Hale, a 20x200 Vintage Edition     MORE after the jump »

Ansel Adams’ body of work is a national treasure, much like the wilderness he captured and protected so expertly and enthusiastically. Today’s release, Jackson Lake, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, is no exception. Jackson Lake, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming by Ansel Adams   MORE after the jump »