Amidst the hectic nature of our days, it’s crucial to stop and appreciate the simple pleasures that snap us back into the present moment. Accessing that small but meaningful grounding practice or daily dopamine hit can really do wonders.
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Have you ever received a warning look from the museum security guard for leaning just a little too close to a painting? Those thick brushstrokes are so enticing and honestly…sexy. Today we’re celebrating 2D art that makes you wanna crawl into it.
Yippee!! Today is the first day of Spring: the world is unfurling from its winter sleep, and we are unfurling with it. We’re very excited to release Ferns, a new handmade letterpress print featuring the legendary work of Dutch artist Julie de Graag (1877-1924).
The season of migration gives one a nostalgic pang—at least, folks who grew up in areas where they saw birds on zee move. If we could include audio of a hundred honking geese in this email, we would.
If you've been following 20x200 for any time at all, you might know that we're a bunch of word nerds and history buffs. In general, we're curious about culture. We're the types who always have our noses glued to the window of a moving vehicle, watching the miles go by.
Greetings, collectors! We’ve got an extra cheesy release for you today—and we mean that quite literally. We're excited to share Signs on U.S. 41, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (Cheese) by American photographer John Vachon.
In celebration of International Women's Day, we thought we'd share some words from Jen, our founder and CEO (who—we'll brag for a minute—started 20x200 over 16 years ago!). Then scroll down to see an assortment of editions with some of our long-time female artists.
A couple of weeks ago, we meditated on our love for the urban hellscape—EXCUSE me, landscape—and then we took a deep breath of fresh air as we released our newest edition—a jaw-dropping vista by Ariel Lee.
