Sputnik HaloSerigraph, 24 × 30
$148
Vol. III · Issue 04 · Spring 1962
The Atomic Quarterly
“A home is the postcard a family sends to the future.”
Rocket Age IVGiclée, ed. of 30
$56
Boomerang DuoPair, framed
$62
Bullseye No. 7Screenprint, 18″
$44
Astro-Mod TriptychSet of three, 12″
$120
Kidney Catch-AllStoneware, glazed
$38
Palm Springs ArcPowder-coat steel
Soon
Mondrianic StudyColor block, 36 × 18
$92
Orbital MantelBrass & enamel
$98
Pylon SketchInk on cream
$34
Chevron RunTextile, 60″ runner
$84
Motel MarqueeNeon-style sign repro
$215
Editor's Pick · This Issue
Pleiades, in Three Orbits
From a workshop in Joshua Tree, this hand-pulled serigraph layers three elliptical orbits over a hammered starburst — the kind of piece that anchors a room before you've even hung a second thing on the wall. Edition of forty, signed and numbered on the verso in graphite.
“It is the room's exhale. Everything else can finally relax.”
— Marguerite Hollis, ed.
From the Vault
limited reissues — once they're gone, they're gone
Starburst No. 1
first run, '57
Boomerang Pair
spring '58
Rocket I
winter '59
Atom Orbit
fall '60
Bullseye
summer '61
Kidney Dish
winter '61
Arc Sign
spring '62
Chevron Cloth
summer '62
Every piece in the gallery is sourced, restored, or hand-made in our Boise workshop. We won't list anything we wouldn't hang in our own living room — and the things we keep, we keep for the long haul. Provenance notes available on request.