[1ate7]

Size ?

[alexmcm]

12" x 12" edition of 100?

[dranfan14]

correct

[Ruskr]

How big is it? And is it possible to Frame it diffrent?

[dranfan14]

12" x 12" can be sent unframed if you prefer

[Ruskr]

I mean the postal stampes..
ah now i understand, every stamp is 12"12"
how Big is it framed like you have it now?

[jkrx]

Jan 18, 2016 22:47:40 GMT 1 Ruskr said:

I mean the postal stampes..
ah now i understand, every stamp is 12"12"
how Big is it framed like you have it now?

I think the lewis bannister postal ones are approx 10cm square at most

[tartarus]

defiantly got your january pricing down. wish i had some january cash. id have bought them all so far!

[dranfan14]

The stamps are around 7cm x 7cm each (roughly)

[dranfan14]

pm's replied too... both still available as it stands

[met]

Jan 18, 2016 20:38:49 GMT 1 dranfan14 said:

ESPO added

Sold out edition £125 framed to top spec standards uv ect

I'm not a fan of the framing, but that's a great image by ESPO.

There must be plenty of workaholics who'd love to hang it in their office.

[Monkey]

Ive just sent you a message Dranfan14.....

[freezy]

One of my favorites.
(Hangs by my bed)

[Chelsea Trader]

Nice! Where are you?

[dranfan14]

had a couple pm's but no firm takers yet - still available

[Ruskr]

Happy to have it soon on my Wall!

[Street Art Fan]

Espo recently completed an amazing mural in Philly's Olde City neighborhood. Filled with references, allusions and images from Philly's cultural history, it's located on 2nd Street between Market and Chestnut.

Pic and info can be found here.

[elwheel]

Apologies in advance for cross-posting (can't be looking overly hard) but what do you think of Steves new print - personally think it's his best in a while so grabbed it.



Email from Marked Surface:


Open a show in The Brooklyn Museum and see what happens. There is no way to predict the impact on your life or the opportunities that will arise; you just have to see what happens. Another artist might have to wait back at their studio, where empty walls and unused supplies say "Now what?" Not me, the museum IS my studio, so I get to see what’s happening to me as it is happening. What's happening is a visitor walks in confused and curious, and they look at the work until they see something relatable, and when they connect to that, they start connecting to the rest of the art, like a series of dots until they see me, the human exclamation point, painting in the corner of the round room, and they start to form a question in their head.

We set up a sign shop in Coney Island in 2005 and since then have traveled the word setting up sign shops in storefronts, galleries, a parking lot and museums. They were mostly closed to the public until we set up shop in Brooklyn, first in our first permanent location at 72 Fourth Avenue, and now in the 5th floor rotunda at the Brooklyn Museum. Visitors are coming to the fifth floor to see the larger exhibit "Coney Island, Visions Of An American Dreamland" and they are usually surprised when they walk into my show. They are not in the Coney Island show and it’s not the American Art wing, but it’s a good synthesis of the two. My painting was born in Coney, and fed a steady diet of American culture, eating off fine china and out of dumpsters, and has grown into the son and sum of all of America's visual and verbal codes; Slogans, punch lines, logotypes, portraits, jokes, outside art, inside slang, bathroom scrawls and ponderous lyrics. All of it wrapped in the color, grease and gloss of Coney Island, bright and shiny and a little sticky, all the better to cling to your heart after you leave.

So the question, once formed and finding a break in the action, is asked, "What is all of this?" It's my life, the profound and the profoundly dumb, the great and the grating, the happysad and the highlow and the totally confusing are all of this. The answered question resolves the confusion, and that is what is happening

The Rotunda at the Brooklyn Museum, for 118 years has been an educational institution, providing insight to art for Brooklyn and the world. I’m the best person to explain the Art of Stephen Powers, and I do it best by example. See me paint myself into a corner, then see me paint my way back out of the corner, every day from now until August 21st.


Oh yes, the Coney Island show is closed, and my show got a 5 month extension. The American wing is currently closed for renovations. That means what’s happening will keep happening. I’ll keep flipping the light switch in people one person at a time, one day at a time. Come by for a light every afternoon. I’m looking forward to seeing you seeing me.

In honor of our looking forward and onward, we offer this print that's a reminder that looking back is a long regretable story. This 12"x12" screenprint by Axelle Fine Arts Printing of Brooklyn is printed on 334 gram Coventry rag paper. It is in a signed and numbered edition of 50. It is 125$ plus shipping. It is available

[thewral]

Resonates with me... A bit hesitant at $150... Is that his typical pricing?

[South Bound]

125-150 is avg price for 12x12

[elwheel]

$125 seems to have been a myth - came in at $150+$40p+p which is £137 to the UK. Hopefully no harsh import tax.

[brazzy]

I might have to make this my first espo print.

[thewral]

Ended up pulling the trigger. Would be good for my office.

[jumbo2000]

Hi

I have dicided to sell this ithem.

Everything is s**t

50x50
Signed
Numbered
Mint
2009

I actually have no idea of value. I bougt it at an auction.

Open to offers or price suggestions.
Suggestions here, offers pm;-)

Pics coming

Thanks for looking



Located Norway

[jumbo2000]

[RolexDave]

Nice print.

[sez752]

Just stumbled upon this thread as I just joined the website. By chance is this still available and would you be willing to ship to the United States?

[seagull]

Espo (steve powers) You and Me. any variation please?

cheerio

[seagull]

still for sale? by any chance...

[nathzz]

For sale framed in white box Steve powers print orange water blue background.
Looking for around £300
Will get photo uploaded soon.