#CoolArt: 'Extinguished' TIMED Release & Limited Edition print by Miles Johnston through Harman Projects

'Extinguished' by Miles Johnston.

Fine art archival pigment print on Moab Entrada Rag paper, in a signed and numbered 12" x 16" TIMED Release edition for $50; and a signed and numbered 18" x 24" limited edition of 200 for $175.

On sale now through Harman Projects.

#CoolArt: 'Decay' print by Felicia Chiao through Harman Projects

'Decay' by Felicia Chiao.

16" x 20" archival pigment print, in a signed and numbered limited edition of 100 for $150.

On sale now through Harman Projects.

#CoolArt: Harman Projects presents 'Idyllion' Solo Art Exhibition by Chuck Sperry at Mirus Gallery Denver

Harman Projects presents 'Idyllion', a solo art exhibition by Chuck Sperry featuring brand new screen printed works on wood panel, alongside a survey of recent gig and political art posters.

Opening reception is Friday September 30 at Mirus Gallery Denver at 1144 Broadway, Denver, CO, and the show will be on view through October 2 2022.

#CoolArt: Spoke Art & Harman Projects presents 'The 10th Annual Moleskine Project' Group Art Exhibition at the Mesa Arts Center

Spoke Art presents 'The 10th Annual Moleskine Project' group art exhibition at the Mesa Arts Center, curated by Harman Projects and featuring all new original artwork created within the pages of a blank sketchbook.

The opening reception is Friday September 9 6-10pm PT, at Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum, 1 East Main Street, Mesa, AZ 85201, and will be on view until December 4 2022.

by Kelsey Beckett

#CoolArt: Harman Projects & Supersonic Art present the '10th Annual Supersonic Invitational' Group Art Exhibition

Harman Projects and Supersonic Art present the '10th Annual Supersonic Invitational' group art exhibition, curated by Zach Tutor, with over 50 artists contributing to this year’s exhibition, in a varied display of the new contemporary movement.

The exhibition will be on display until Saturday August 27 2022 at Harman Projects, 210 Rivington St, 10002, New York, and on the Harman Projects website.

by Tom Bagshaw