"Greatest Moments in Sports" Poster Show at Gallery1988

If you are in Los Angeles, be sure to check out the opening of the "Great Moments in Sports" Poster Show at Gallery1988, this Thursday, March 4 from 7-10pm. Presented by Gallery1988 and OMG Posters - all of your favorite posters artists, including Hero, will have work in the show. The show will have limited edition, signed and numbered posters/prints depicting some of the greatest moments in sports history.

Our print (shown above) is titled "Wide Right, The Curse of the Buffalo Bills". This print is a 4 color silkscreen poster, and it's an edition of only 100 prints. If you are from Buffalo, I think you can guess what moment this is depecting. Our poster will be available for purchase at the gallery through the duration of the show and on the Hero website after the show is over.

"Greatest Moments in Sports" runs from March 4 - 26, 2010. For more info check out the Gallery1988 blog.

"Flintstock", "Graphic Beauty" and "Flashback" - Music & Posters in Flint

Flintstock is happening this weekend in Flint, Michigan (yes, I said, Flint)! What is Flintstock you ask?

Flintstock will take place at the Flint Institute of the Arts (FIA) this Saturday, September 26, 2009 from 12pm - 10pm. It comprises of 7 legendary bands and TWO poster art shows, so it's kind of a big deal. Check out the great feature Paste Magazine wrote about the show!

We have 10 posters in the exhibit entitled “Graphic Beauty: Contemporary Rock and Roll Posters”, which features posters from over 30 contemporary working poster artists from around the US, some of whom will be on hand at Flintstock, selling their works. Also being shown in conjunction, is an amazing retrospective called “Flashback: Posters from the Golden Age of Rock and Roll”, the 80-plus posters, taken from the Bill Graham collection, will include psychedelic art luminaries like Rick Griffin and Stanley Mouse, but also lesser-known works from New York and Boston that departed from the famous psychedelic look.

Both exhibits will be on display at FIA from September 26 - November 8, 2009. For more info on Flintstock and the poster exhibits, visit the Flint Institute of Arts website here.

Upcoming Gallery Shows

Hero's work will be showing in two different gallery exhibitions that both open this upcoming weekend.

(poster design by Madpixel)

The first is at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft in Mark's hometown of Louisville, Kentucky. The exhibit titled "Gig Posters: The Art of Contemporary Music Promotion", runs March 6 - May 16 and the opening reception is Friday March 6, 2009, 5 - 9 pm. Our great friend and Louisville based designer, Ron Jasin of Madpixel, will be screen-printing one-of-a-kind posters for the show, live opening night.

The exhibiting artists include: Alana Twelmeyer, Anna Martine Nilsen, Bangout, Bill Green, Christian Peters, Cricket Press Brian & Sarah Turner, Dan McCarthy, David Brooks, Hero Design Studio, Gary Houston, Ian Gordon, Jake Early, Jason Munn, Julie Hill, Kraken, Kristen Thiele, Lars Privat, Michael Fluckigeiger, Miles Tsang, Patrick Jones, Remi, Rhys Cooper, Rokitmul Design Studios, Ron Lilberti, Ron Jasin, Sean Higgins, Stephano Manzi, Steve Mockensturm, The Farm Barn, Tiny Little Horses.




The second of the gallery shows we are lucky enough to be participating in is "Prints Are People Too!" at Headquarters Galerie + Boutique in Montreal, Quebec. This show runs March 7 - March 31 and it is a group exhibit that features prints from various independent artists and designers from around the globe. The opening reception is Saturday March 7 from 7-11pm with drinks-music-prints-people.

The exhibiting artists include: Amy Blackwell , Kristiana Parn, Betsy Walton, Julia Pott, Hero Design Studio, Ryan Berkley, Laura Berger, Mati McDonough, JKL Design, Ashley G., Fifi Lapin, Monster Galler, caitlin shearer, Olivia Jeffries


If you are in the area of either of these exhibits, definitely swing by and check it out, then take lots of photos and send them to us so we can geek out, (yes, we still do get geeky about seeing our stuff in galleries).