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Tiny Bowls for Tiny Things: handmade ceramics by Kate Bingaman-Burt!

This new release goes out to all the ceramic lovers, the art object collectors, the expert-level holiday gifters building their arsenals in advance, and the design-oriented oddballs (hello, hey, hi … that’s us). OG 20x200 artist Kate Bingaman-Burt is back with an Artist Made edition that’s mixing...

Fantastical fungi circle up in Amy Ross’s new “Fairy Ring”.

An Amy Ross fungi fête is the sorta party we’ll always RSVP to. Today’s new addition to our assortment of the Boston-based artist’s amazing collage work is a bewitching Fairy Ring of anthropomorphized mushrooms. We spy morel, fly agaric, chanterelle, oyster, maybe a turkey tail—a colorful mixed b...

Gouache, Exactos + elbow grease: tour Ann Toebbe’s art studio!

Having a dedicated space for artmaking is a luxury by definition, something Ann Toebbe will be the first to tell you. She’s super grateful for her Chicago studio, a garden-level lair committed to her creative exercise and conveniently situated just a two-minute shuffle from her home. Toebbe showe...

New! A moonlit owl presides over this vintage kacho-e print.

Today we’ve got something new for your nest: a vintage Japanese woodcut you’ll want to swoop on. Avian puns aside, this early 20th century image is (last one, promise) owl we could ask for in a Vintage Edition. A stunning moonlit scene, Ohara Koson’s Long-eared owl on bare branch isn’t just an ex...

Lyle Rexer intros two new eye-opening editions from early 20th c. Russia.

These are no ordinary 20x200 photo editions. Our two new releases from Russian artist Sergei Prokudin-Gorskii are innovative turn-of-the-twentieth-century images that pay homage to the artist’s vast and diverse homeland. Radiating vibrant color and technically radical for their time, these photog...

Chief exec artist London O'Connor mixes prints + music

Founded by London O’Connor in 2018 from their bedroom, AWL produces sound, software, and hardware utilities for “the emotional endurance of humans in all fields”. From ambient music that responds to—and aims to lower—your heart rate during bouts of anxiety, to luminary solutions for spaces with n...

New art with all the fixings: Julia Rothman’s NYC hot dog cart

It’s with ravenous excitement and a serious fondness for street food that we introduce Julia Rothman’s new edition: Food Cart on Gansevoort Street. An artist, illustrator and author several times over, Rothman’s lived in NYC all her life, and has no intention of going anywhere else. She’s drawn s...

Get comfortable: cozy art selects for next level nesting

All hail the homebodies—this is the season when staying in makes a comeback. Whether your idea of indoor bliss is more candlelit dinner parties or cancelled plans, these artworks double down on the domestic delight. They’re hand-selected by our curatorial team to help you hone in on homey excelle...