On the heels of publishing Tools of Criminal Mischief, Roger Gastman is releasing a three part poster series entitled “The Cans.”

“The Cans” is a three-print series created as companion pieces to Roger Gastman’s limited-edition book, The Tools of Criminal Mischief.

The 24-by-36-inch prints feature vintage spraypaint cans from Gastman’s collection, which was recently featured in MOCA’s Art in the Streets exhibition.

Gastman carefully selected the cans for each print, which includes coveted brands such as Krylon, Rustoleum and Red Devil as well as off-brands with colors such as Silver-Skate Aluminum and Baa Baa Black.

More looks after the jump.

POST NO BILLS proudly opens REALITY BITES in its Venice Beach based print shop.

The show features exclusive new limited edition prints and hand-finished multiples by seven US based artists, each of which continue to defy categorization: Borf, Brett Amory, Kelsey Brookes, Mark Jenkins, Morley, Ravi Zupa & Sage Vaughn.

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Addititonal images after the jump.

Popshot Magazine – a bi-annual British based arts publication that champions contemporary poetry and illustration -  has recently launched ‘The Print Shop.’ The shop is an opportunity to bring beautiful and affordable illustration prints to the walls of visual art/illustration lovers around the world. After five issues of the magazine and having worked with over 100 illustrators, Popshot decided to take six of the finest illustrations from the past two years and turn them into beautiful, collectable art prints. Each illustration is Giclee printed, produced in limited edition runs of 150 and measures at a whopping 550mm x 675mm.

Above is a print by Sam Green. Work by Mydeadpony, Devin McGrath, Tom Hovey, City Abyss, and Esra Roise follow after the jump.

Endemic World has taken stock of several new prints by artist Bron Alexander.

Bron Alexander is a Waikato based graphic designer and illustrator. Bron fell in love with graphic design in the early 90’s while working at the local Whare Taonga. She experiments with design and taking on freelance work. These days Bron is happiest when creating illustrations for her whanau (and now all of New Zealand) or surfing the breaks in Raglan.

Above is a detail of “Daily Grind,” check all the prints after the jump.

Jonathan LeVine Gallery is offering two new prints, Broken and Rising, from Jeff Soto’s “Lifecycle” exhibition of 2010. Both are limited to editions of 450, each individually signed and numbered.

View both prints individually after the jump.

The latest exhibition at the Cincinnati Art Museum is right up my streets and celebrates the Amazing American Circus Poster. 80 posters are included, each a vibrant example of golden age of American circus culture (1878 to 1939).

Cincinnati-based Strobridge Lithographing Company, which created all the posters in this exhibition, and became the leading printer for the major circuses of this time. The posters designed and printed by Strobridge were unrivaled for their quality, and contain a detailed portrait of the American circus in its “Golden Age,” when it flourished as a vital institution for cultural entertainment in this country.

The above video, produced by Antiques and the Arts Weekly, shares some of the best posters from the show. Amazing American Circus Poster runs to July 10, 2011.

More posters after the jump.

Ghostly has released an exclusive quartet of prints by the talented Sougwen Chung. Her work – fluid, delicate, intricate – is the result of experimentation and meditation of the psyche. The drawings that yield the prints are beautifully rendered and suggestive of the infinite complexity of the mind. These are Chung’s first releases through Ghostly.

View all the prints and a short video of Chung at work after the jump.

New York-based Erik Parker launched two new archival prints with Exhibition A this week. Both “Tucked” and “Untitled (Late Bloomer)” reflect the artists ability to pull influence from high art and vernacular practice. The two still life works also show a certain panache when it comes to color selection. Each print comes in an edition of 50.

A detail of “Tucked” is shown above. View “Untitled (Late Bloomer)” after the jump.

House Industries has released 15 new serigraph prints.

I’ll let House explain the details -

House Industries presents an alphabetically patriotic pescatarian numerological circusized series of pigmented pulp soulfully squeegeed by House artist David Dodde in our Grand Rapids workshop. Each hand-pulled air-dried serigraph is printed and numbered in an edition of 33, so grab one before they’re gone!

Snap one up here.

Ghostly has just released a whole treasure trove of back catalog artwork by artist/designer Michael Cina, who has been a mainstay visual artist for Ghostly over the past four years. To commemorate the release , Ghostly founder Sam Valenti IV has interviewed Cina.

More of Cina’s work after the jump.