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- Adam Wallacavage
- Alex Da Corte
- Alex Lukas
- Andrew Jeffrey Wright
- Annette Monnier
- Ben Woodward
- Beth Graves
- Bill McRight
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- Chris Duncan
- Damian Weinkrantz
- Dan Murphy
- Elsa B Shadley
- Gerik Forston
- Gina and Matt
- Hawk Krall
- Isaac Lin
- Jamie Dillon
- Jim Houser
- Jimmy Baker
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- Keith Shore
- Kris Chau
- Lori Damiano
- Luren Jenison
- Matt Coors
- Matthew Waldbillig
- Nick Paparone
- Noah Lyon
- Pam Paparone
- Paper Rad
- Paul Coors
- Pete Whitney
- Print Liberation
- Roy Miranda
- Russell Ihrig
- Ryohei Tanaka
- Seripop
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- Thom Lessner
- Tim Gough
- Times New Viking
- Vox Populi
Alex Lukas
Alex Lukas was born in Boston, and raised in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He makes ‘zines under the name Cantab Publishing and drawings under the name Alex Lukas. He has shown his drawings in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Stockholm as well as in the pages of Swindle Quarterly, The Village Voice, The Drama, The New York Times Book Review and Street World (Abrams, 2007). He has written (albeit poorly, “Hey, I went to art school.”) for Apenest, Juxtapoz, Providence’s The Agenda Newspaper and Swindle. He lives and tries not to work in Philadelphia where he is a newer member of Space 1026.
www.alexlukas.com
www.cantabpublishing.com
SHOWS:
Artist Talk at The Print Center, Philadelphia. with Bill McRight
FEUDAL ECHO: New Works by Alex Lukas and Brian Willmont at Park Life Gallery, San Francisco
RECENT PRESS:
Fecal Face INTERVIEW
Art In The Age ARTIST OF THE MONTH Interview
Little Paper Planes Write-up
Visual Arts Roundup in the San Fran Chronicle
FECAL FACE News
Work
Untitled, 2007
Untitled, 2007
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Throwdown
Celebrate the joys of civil disobedience without all those pesky anarchy symbols and itchy ski-masks. Go ahead - stick it to The Powers That Be, minus those shattered windows and molotov cocktails.
Throwdown
Celebrate the joys of civil disobedience without all those pesky anarchy symbols and itchy ski-masks. Go ahead - stick it to The Powers That Be, minus those shattered windows and molotov cocktails.