News — Screen Printing

Freeway Editions is featuring contemporary artist Rimi Yang and her lovely whimsy painted prints. Rimi Yang is a Korean artist who was born and raised in Osaka, Japan. Yang moved to L.A. in the early 90’s to attend school and study art and since she has been living and working in Los Angeles fostering her artistic voice. Yang is known for her intense enthusiasm for vibrant color, which is manifested in both her figurative and her abstract paintings. She celebrates the chaotic duality in life through her art; she revels in the confusions created by mankind trying to...

In October Freeway Editions wrote about urban contemporary artist Rero and his simplistic yet powerful approach to merging text and imagery. This month Rero has been here in Los Angeles working in our studios on both new hand painted screen prints for the HPM series as well as new artworks for his upcoming solo exhibition in 2015. 

"For this new project, Rero decided to focus his theme on the social and urban partitioning found in our societies and more specifically around the concept of the GATED COMMUNITY. This project will take...

Meet Freeway Editions artist Tilt and check out our featured product of the week! A self-declared “graffiti fetishist,” French born graffiti artist Tilt has been in practice since the 1980s. His rebellious youth lead him to his successful career in international circles of graffiti artists. And his passion for his work has enabled him to travel the globe, spreading his artistic vision.
Tilt incorporates, primitive lettering and more complicated 3D, wild style, characters with an emphasis on both strong colors and high impact shapes.

Check out these limited edition hand-painted screen prints (also called serigraphs or...

In tandem with Fidia Falaschetti's show opening Freeway Editions is highlighting some of his hand-painted screen prints from the Fukushima Tales series and we're talking a bit more about the artist and his background.

Fidia Falaschetti was born in 1977 in Marche, Italy to a family of creatives and teachers. Fidia's fascination with art began in his early childhood, being surrounded by a family of creatives was truly inspiring and by the age of 16, Fidia was hired to produce wall paintings and illustrations for multiple stores...

In conjunction with our Bumblebee Loves You interview we would like to also highlight his work on FreeWay Editions. Bumblebee first found his artistic voice on the walls of abandoned buildings in the Los Angeles suburb of Downey. His art often speaks to a specific public with subjects of innocence, coming of age, and transition. These themes are combined with a color palette of yellow and black to create an iconic and evocative style.
The work of Bumblebee has merged the ideas of stenciled street...