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Burlesque / Life Sucks Die, 2001: ""Mindrite"", 2010:

Hello artists and art lovers. We hope you have all been hard at work creating your album covers for the next show at CO Exhibitions! In case you have no idea what we're talking about, please watch this short video: On August 7th, we will be unveiling SMELL THE GLOVE, an art show dedicated to the legendary rock group Spinal Tap. Have you ever wondered what their ""Smell The Glove"" album cover looked like before it was censored and changed to the none-more-black square? We need your art submissions by TOMORROW! Please bring us your drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs, videos, or whatever else you've created. Drop off art in person: 1101 Stinson Blvd NE Minneapolis MN 55413 First door on the right - look for the giant CO sign. With each submitted piece of work, please include: - Your name - Email address - Phone number - Mailing address -...

Logomark for Stephan Lion Inc., a Manhattan-based graphic art and communication studio. Circa 1970.

My friend BK-One unearthed this gorgeous brochure / map of family-friendly tourist attractions in Orlando FL, circa 1983. Produced by Landmarker Maps. Not sure who created the illustration though.Click for larger viewSee also:Theme Park MapsVacationland MagazineEPCOT Center map

Greetings friends from the Bay Area! Burlesque of North America is setting up shop at the 25th great poster get-together known as Flatstock. It all goes down this Saturday, July 10, in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park in the Hall of Flowers. It's running Saturday and Saturday only, so definitely stop by between 10am and 6pm to check out gorgeous screenprinted posters from dozens of different artists. Our man Petey Wheastraw will be at your service at the Burlesque booth. Oh yeah, did we mention that it's FREE to get in? Go go go!

Another stamp designed by one of my favorite Israeli graphic artists Asher Kalderon. That is one nice looking college campus.Click for larger view

Here are three groovy posters designed by three different artists from three different points on the globe for three various clients. All are circa 1969/1970.Keiichi Tanaami (Japan) for an illustrated book.Click image for larger viewDieter Fix (Cologne, Germany) promoting Moroccan oranges.Click image for larger viewAlan Gelman (New York) for Sears.Click image for larger view

Copa Mundial fever is running the F wild. In honor of this morning's match, here is a little NED vs BRA stamp-off. GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!

This past Saturday night, after weeks and weeks of sawing, hammering, sanding, painting, climbing, hanging, lifting, pushing, shoving, fine-tuning, sweating, and swearing, we opened the doors to our brand new CO Exhibitions art space. Located in the same 1101 Stinson building as our print studio and the former First Amendment Arts gallery, CO is a 2500+ square foot blank canvas with 20 foot high suspendible ceilings, moveable walls, and more! For our maiden voyage, we invited local rap collective Doomtree to convert CO into a museum of their 8 year history, filling every nook and cranny with concert posters, stage banners, album artwork, concept art, fan art, flyers, doodles, and other memorabilia. The icing on the cake? Live performances from just about every member of the Doomtree crew (P.O.S was in New York performing at the Afro-Punk Festival with our friends Cubic Zirconia). We can't thank the Twin Cities of...