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New artist! Ariel Lee’s glowing California landscape

You can practically hear the music swelling and see a spinning Julie Andrews in Maria Von Trapp drag. The hills are alive in Ariel Lee’s Alpine Glow in the Valley, and they’re giving us life by proxy. The SoCal-based painter’s paradisiac 20x200 print debut sums up so much of what we love about he...

Two color-popping portraits of toy cars—new from Don Hamerman!

We’re revving our engines this weekend with a visual pep rally, courtesy of two (yes two!) new vivid photographs from longtime 20x200 artist Don Hamerman: Yellow Pileup and Red & White. In preparing these prints for release, we worked closely with Hamerman to get the hues and brightness juuuu...

This new lilac-hued Hilma Af Klint coils into adulthood.

Don’t call it a comeback. Our fourth select from af Klint’s The Ten Largest series is an extension, an illumination, a excellent counterpart to any of our existing af Klint editions or a stunning solo statement. Like the subsequent piece in the series (also available as a limited-edition print!),...

A lucky new Lisa Congdon print, intro’d by artist + BFF Jen Hewett

You’re in luck: we’ve got new, limited-edition Lisa Congdon art for the collecting. To roll out the red carpet for her tenth (!!) edition—the poppy, symbol-packed, fortune forecasting Bonne Chance—we reached out to Lisa’s good friend and fellow 20x200 artist Jen Hewett. In her intro, Jen decodes ...

Pin party! So much newness in the art pin department

We’ve got new art pins for the picking! Introducing Lapel Pins—four styles of sass-infused fabulosity from Brooklyn based artist and author Adam J. Kurtz. Each one comes attached to a card you can fill out before giving them as a gift … if you can resist keeping them all for yourself (good luck w...

The legendary Black women of the 6888th battalion sling snowballs.

We’re ready for a snow day, hbu? We'd probably be well served to slow our roll and wait for winter (cut to January when we’re complaining about the cold), but the mere thought of finding ourselves in a weekday flurry is a one-way ticket to nostalgia town that we can’t resist once the temps start ...

A California close-up: Lindsey Warren's neon succulent cluster

As a native New Yorker, the words “downtown” and “succulents” would appear to have little to do with one another, unless perhaps used in reference to some cute shop wherein millennials might add new plant babies to their ever-expanding brood. As someone who’s been bicoastal for nearly a decade, h...

Happy Halloween! How about some scary good art?

Fire burn and cauldron bubble! It’s All Hallows’ Eve and nothing will keep us from spooky season, but we’re taking a break from bobbing for apples to advocate for (thematically appropriate!) art.