Thursday, July 23, 2009

Tank Theory July 09 Update

Apologies on the lateness with this one, but wanted to alert yall to some new tshirts available on the site. We are finally releasing some of the summer Artist Society tees, and they are wicked! Check out J-Pop by Daniel St. George, Fab 5 Freddy by Kenyon B, Crow House by Lupo Avanti and Razor Burn by Nick Olmsted..

gotta love these..
check em out!




Tuesday, July 07, 2009

Fools Gold art director and frequent Tank Theory contributor, Dust La Rock, releases his first vinyl toy, the A-Trak Grateful Bear, through Kid Robot on thursday, July 2nd! To commemorate the release, he is doing an in-store signing on July 1st at the Kid Robot NY (Soho) store from 6-8pm. Get one!





Wednesday, July 1st, 6-8pm
Kid Robot NY, 118 Prince Street
212.966.6688

Afterparty:
Wednesday, July 1st, 10pm-?
Trouble & Bass presents... No Escape from NY

FREE w/ RSVP to rsvp@troubleandbass.com
Free Vodka Open Bar 11 - 12
@ The Annex :: Basement
152 Orchard St. bet. Stanton and Rivington
New York, NY

www.djatrak.com
www.dustlarock.com
www.kidrobot.com

Friday, June 26, 2009

Explosive Silkscreen Print set by Zach Johnsen

Zach has just released an amazing new set of silkscreen prints in his shop! Called the Explosive series, these are some of Zach's most ambitious print work to date.. Go and see them for yourselves.. and scoop one up before they disappear!

www.zenvironments.com

Monday, May 18, 2009

Tank Theory Spring/Summer 2009

We have updated Tank Theory with a spattering of new releases from our spring/summer 09 line, Toyland. Check them out today at www.tanktheory.com.

And keep those eyes peeled for new releases over the coming weeks!

Spring Tank Theory Photo session

Zach did some photo shooting this weekend at his studio in Portland for the new Tank Theory gear that's dropping now. The direction for the spring/summer season is caricature.. cartoons if you will.. and their infiltration into almost every aspect of the world we live in.. These new tees are crazy.. probably some of the wackiest stuff we've ever released. They're definitely worth a gander. Check out www.tanktheory.com to peep some of the new spring/summer digs.






Wednesday, May 06, 2009

Best of the Beast!

Friend, design guru, and frequent Tank Theory contributor Dust La Rock, held a killer solo show in NY recently at the Christopher Henry Gallery. It was a packed house, all there to see the art director for Fool's Gold Records, flex his muscles. Heavy hitters the likes of A-Trak, Claw Money, and Eric Haze plus other industry giants were all in attendance..

If you haven't yet seen the show.. do so before it comes down!

All images courtesy of the Fool's Gold website.. more info there too.













Tuesday, April 07, 2009

Skinner at Upper Playground PDX

Skinner, the Sacramento based warrior king and Tank Theory contributor, is showing as we speak at the Upper Playground gallery here in Stumptown, USA. Check it out!



FIFTY 24PDX Gallery in Association with Upper Playground Presents:
Skinner
"Shadows of the Unrealm"

Opening Night Reception:
First Thursday April 2nd, 2009
from 6-10pm

Free Music and Drinks:
Complimentary drinks will be provided by Portland's own Widmer Brothers Brewing Company.
Music for your listening pleasure provided by DJ Nate C.

Monday, March 30, 2009

Public Ad Campaign - revisited

You might remember Jordan Seiler from an ad campaign we ran a couple years back featuring his work and his philosophy.. Well we recently revisited Public Ad Campaign, the blog and website Jordan operates, for the first time in a while. Looks like Jordan has been keeping tabs on New York!



To reintroduce him, Jordan is an outdoor artist and activist against the violation of public space by big time media and advertising companies.. Jordan recontextualizes outdoor public advertisements with his own artwork and/or ideas.. shining a light on the infringement of billboards and the barrage of advertising into our daily lives. He also fights against illegal billboards in New York City, and on his blog generally comments on new technology in outdoor advertising and media. It is a great campaign and opens up the discussion over what is public space, who owns it, and who has access to it.