KNITpicking: Handmade Frippery Gets Out of the House
The bottom line is: My grandmother's hip. I'm not talking about her replacement surgery, I'm talking about her handicrafts. Knit goods inherently possess "aura" - ... [Read More]
VIDEO: A Day in the Studio of Bill McRight
Have a peek at this follow-up video to our interview with printmaker Bill McRight. Watch him carve a block from start to finish - a complete noodle bowl and breakfast-fo ... [Read More]
An Interview with Artist Bill McRight: FANTASTIC LURKING (and Working)
Bill McRight is a ramblin' printmaker from all up and down the Southern United States. His hand-cut, hand-printed arsenal of creepy and crazed creatures can be found at h ... [Read More]
T Party
The folks over at Refinery29 know style when they see it. Which is totally why they featured AitA's original designs in their Ultimate T Party article. The review and the ... [Read More]
Threadspot: The Paper Rad T-shirt
It seems like everyone, everywhere is showing love for the Paper Rad T-shirt. The Threadspot has joined the AitA fan club! Here's Threadspot's write-up about their favori ... [Read More]
Incredible Edible Movable Type?!
Looking to capture a designer or printmaker's heart this holiday season? Besides an Art in the Age T-shirt, perhaps the way to tickle their fancy is through the sweet too ... [Read More]
Art Stars
The Paper Rad T-shirt was just featured in the December issue of NYLON Guys. Check out the accompanying article: --- When Frankfurt school theorist Walter Benjamin took ... [Read More]
Colourful tee from Art in the Age of Mechanical Whatnot
Brandish had wonderful things to say about AitA's bright and crazy Paper Rad shirt. The reason they like it? The design is original, slightly creepy and neon. Yea, that d ... [Read More]
Abraham Lincoln: T-Shirt Superstar
The ABE/JFK hoodie was recently featured in Fantastic Blognanza! Whether the links between the two gents are a real conspiracy or a coincidence makes the hoodie more than ... [Read More]
The Ready-Made California Getaway
My personalized Google Ad today was a link to Marcel Duchamp. But Google was not referring to The Man, The Myth, or The Legend. This link was to The Duchamp Hotel and W ... [Read More]
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