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Jessica Baran encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

St. Louis Art Capsules

Jessica Baran encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

St. Louis Art Capsules

Jessica Baran encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

St. Louis Art Capsules

Jessica Baran encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

St. Louis Art Capsules

Jessica Baran encapsulates the St. Louis art scene

Every Taco Tells a Story, Don't It? Screen-Printed Tortillas Come to Cherokee Street for Southern Graphics Conference

Deborah HylandJesus ain't got nothing on this tortilla operation executed by artist Kim Wardenburg and Eric Woods, owner of Firecracker Press.​On the surface, Cherokee Street seems fairly diverse: indie printers and hipster stores co-existing with Mexican grocers and restaurants, hip-hop cloth ... More >>

Print This!

Deborah HylandJesus ain't got nothing on this tortilla operation executed by artist Kim Wardenburg and Eric Woods, owner of Firecracker Press.​On the surface, Cherokee Street seems fairly diverse: indie printers and hipster stores co-existing with Mexican grocers and restaurants, hip-hop cloth ... More >>

Print This!

Deborah HylandJesus ain't got nothing on this tortilla operation executed by artist Kim Wardenburg and Eric Woods, owner of Firecracker Press.​On the surface, Cherokee Street seems fairly diverse: indie printers and hipster stores co-existing with Mexican grocers and restaurants, hip-hop cloth ... More >>

Flat Rates on Flat Works

Deborah HylandJesus ain't got nothing on this tortilla operation executed by artist Kim Wardenburg and Eric Woods, owner of Firecracker Press.​On the surface, Cherokee Street seems fairly diverse: indie printers and hipster stores co-existing with Mexican grocers and restaurants, hip-hop cloth ... More >>

Beholder

Deborah HylandJesus ain't got nothing on this tortilla operation executed by artist Kim Wardenburg and Eric Woods, owner of Firecracker Press.​On the surface, Cherokee Street seems fairly diverse: indie printers and hipster stores co-existing with Mexican grocers and restaurants, hip-hop cloth ... More >>

Printmaking Punks and Professors to Converge on STL this Spring

Image viaScreenprinted tortillas are coming to Cherokee Street​Whip out your [bound and boutique-crafted] day planners, all you printmaking junkies:1) The Cherokee Print League is doing their 3rd Annual Holiday sale on Dec. 4, don't forget. 2) The nation's premier printmaking conference -- that of ... More >>

The Lumberyard, a Cherokee Street Literary Journal, Gets Kudos from The New York Times

lumberyardmagazine.com​Last week, Dwight Garner of The New York Times' ArtsBeat blog called it "the most physically beautiful new journal I've seen this year" and "a magazine to watch."Speaketh he of The Lumberyard, the brainchild of brother-and-sister duo Jen and Eric Woods. The latter owns Firec ... More >>

Get Out!

lumberyardmagazine.com​Last week, Dwight Garner of The New York Times' ArtsBeat blog called it "the most physically beautiful new journal I've seen this year" and "a magazine to watch."Speaketh he of The Lumberyard, the brainchild of brother-and-sister duo Jen and Eric Woods. The latter owns Firec ... More >>

The Poster Service

Concert posters the old-fashioned way.

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