Alot of nice prints are available for a great price at postercabaret.com Here are a few of my favorites in the “New Arrivals” section:
“Mogwai, Austin” by Todd Slater
Mogwai had some killer gig posters made on their tour this year from artists such as Florian Bertmer, Drew Millward, and Kevin Tong. Todd Slater finally has his for sale right now and it’s a lovely one. It’s an 18″ x 24″ Screenprint, signed and numbered edition of 200. Cost $30. On sale now HERE.
“Dave Matthews Band, Caravan” by Marq Spusta
Marq Spusta’s website on back online again after crashing last week from overloaded servers. To prevent this, Marq plans on doing unannounced drops and sporadic releases. “Out of Stock” items may become available once again and new items will be added here and there. This will lead to a more trickle effect, rather than an all-at-once batch release. Interesting.
For his latest DMB print, it will be sold via a lottery system. Signing up is simple, just comment on this section HERE and customers will be randomly selected later in the week. The selected buyers will receive an invoice with the option to purchase. This poster is an 18″ x 24″ screenprint, artist edition of 50, and cost $75. Enter now!
“Scorch I” by Josh Keyes
New information is surfacing about this highly anticipated new print by Josh Keyes. It will intially be made available during the “Sink of Swim” exhibition with Pangeaseed at Spoke Art on September 23rd. Information on that show can be found HERE. If there are any remaining prints, they will be made available following the opening weekend online at Monday, September 26th HERE.. However, if you really want one of these, I highly recommend you go attend this great benefit in person, or find a poster buddy. Good luck!
“Scorch I” is an 18″ x 24″ Giclee print with hand-deckled edges, signed and numbered, and cost $200.
2 prints by Kevin Tong plus a whole lot more
Alot of new updates from artist Kevin Tong. First he updated his website. You can check it out at http://tragicsunshine.com/. Second he is set to release a couple new prints this week based on classic novels “Anthem” by Ayn Rand, and “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley. Both prints will be 18″ x 24″ Screenprints, with edition sizes of 150 each, and cost $30 each. They go on sale Wednesday September 21 at a random time HERE.
And last but not least, Kevin Tong will be having a show in London with John Vogl at The Flood Gallery. He plans to debut 8 new works on opening night, and will be introducing a series of 6 prints called “Unfamiliar Objects”. Opening night is October 13th. Here is a sneak peek at a couple prints from that show:
“Hello, Mr. Skeksis (The Dark Crystal)” by Leontine Greenberg
By popular demand, Gallery 1988 has released a print of Leontine Greenberg’s “Hello, Mr. Skeksis (The Dark Crystal)”, first seen in its original format at its “Crazy 4 Cult 5″ show earlier this summer. This print is a 10″ x 13” Giclee print, signed and numbered, with an editon size of 60. Cost $50. On sale now HERE.
“The Simpsons” by Olly Moss
Olly Moss has made a Simpsons movie poster for an charity screening at The Underground Picturehouse at the Water Poet Spitalfields, London. The screening, in which they will show classic episodes of The Simpsons, will take place on Thursday, October 6th at 7:30pm. Tickets for the theater cost £5, with all proceeds going to the Red Cross. Tickets should be on sale at some point today (Monday 19th), so sign up on the email mailing list HERE to find out the latest on when they go on sale.
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“Pearl Jam, Winnipeg” by Greg ‘Craola’ Simkins
Greg lends his talent for synthesizing surreal creatures in the latest Pearl Jam/Mudhoney gig poster. It is an incredible looking 18″ x 24″ 9-color screenprint, signed and numbered, with an edition size of 100. Cost $50. There is also a variant with a small edition size of 20 and cost $75. They go on sale Monday, September 19 at 6am PST HERE.
Weekend Features: Prints by Tom Bagshaw
Last Call: Amazing Works Still Available

An illustrator based in Bath, England, Tom Bagshaw creates figurative works of surreal dreamscapes and elegant women who reign supreme. The sometimes dark and allegorical scenes taking place in these landscapes, from the fashionable dresses to the occasional creepy elements in Bagshaw’s paintings are often balanced out with quirky or humorous details which are charming for the viewer to discover. While feminine beauty plays a large role in his work, the women he depicts are never frail damsels in distress. More often than not they are strong, intriguing characters, with an air of mystery to them.
It always amazes me on the sheer amount of talent and creativity that is expressed in this world that we live in. There is almost so much that often there lurks gems just waiting to be found and corralled. Tom Bagshaw’s works is a shining example of surreal pieces of elegant art that is waiting to be owned and framed with an ornate black frame in your office/home. It’s interesting to note that like Audrey Kawasaki’s women, all of Tom Bagshaw’s women are the same person, just placed in different scenarios.
Tom Bagshaw’s pieces can be bought in a couple of internet sites HERE and HERE.





















