Today, we bring you this inter-season newsletter to announce something very exciting, just in time for the start of this year-end holiday season: 

 

 

Through collaboration with a wonderful selection of artists, our studio has produced limited editions of printed works, now available through our store.

 

 

The BKX Store features limited editions from:

 

 

The decision to open an official print store is part and parcel of an ongoing initiative to expand Brooklyn Editions into a platform for artists and creative production.

 

Having worked with and for various organizations throughout the years to put out editions, limited drops, projects and more, we decided it was time for us to do all of the above in-house, on our own terms.

 

Colleen Barry — 01

APs from Colleen Barry's sold-out editions of painted work, The Feet Washers, Lupa, Mama, and Take This Fire that we previously printed. View work →

 

Marina Zurkow — 02

Multimedia technologist Marina Zurkow's animated landscape Mesocosm (Wink, TX) find a new printed format, in all four variations. View work →

 

Kendall Bessent — 03

New photographs by Kendall Bessent: In Bloom, Cedric, and Nyayop + Jordan on papers the artist has never printed on before. View work →

 

04 — Camila Buxeda

Three editions of illustrations, including newly printed work, by artist abroad Camila Buxeda: Blue, Maria, and Gemini Little Orbit. View work →

 

05 — Sara Lee

Three more editions, Equivocal, Raven, and Turmoil, from illustrator and designer Sara Lee, coming off fresh from her recent solo show. View work →

 

06 — Zach Blumner

Brooklyn based visual artist and set designer Zach Blumner releases his Chaotic pair of editions, featuring a new drawing. View work →

 

Jack Laroux — 07

Three editions of Jack Laroux's iconic paintings Big Apple, Martini Fox, and Makers Mark and Cherries, find a new size on hot press bright. View work →

 

Fatou Ridgird — 08

Fatou Ridgird, sponsorship winner of our Fall open call, presents never-before-printed work: Within Reach, and Hearts Been Lived In. View work →

 

Jake Borndal — 09

Additional Fall 2023 sponsorship recipient Jake Borndal's sculpture Purpleigh finds a new medium in print as a limited edition triptych. View work →

 

10 — Stephen Gross

On a gray November in 1988 the Alva skate team stopped by the west loop Chicago studio of Stephen Gross. Stevie Dread realized this was a rare occurrence, and two rolls of polaroid film and several tasteless beers later, this iconic image was born. The image became an ad in Thrasher Magazine and was widely distributed. This is the first time any prints have ever been released from this shoot.

 

 

We want to extend a major thank you to all the artists who put their time and work towards the launch of the BKX Store. We truly hope our community takes the time to check out and support these prints.

 

The store is extremely exciting ground for us. Publishing editions is something we have always aspired to do, and we believe in every project we put out into the world. 

 

 

You'll hear from us soon for our full Winter 2023 Newsletter but until then, stay warm and happy shopping!