If you read this blog regularly, or visit GigPosters.com, or are into the modern rock poster movement, you’ve (at the very least) heard of “Flatstocks“. But what all are they and how can you learn more, or keep up on which Flatstocks are where & when?
Via the new Flatstock Blog! HUZZAH!!
The new Flatstock Blog is a clearinghouse of sorts for up-to-date information on upcoming Flatstock Poster Shows, with lists of attending artists, time & date & location details, and that’s just the start. The Flatstock Blog is debuting with the following super posts:
- Details about Flatstock 25 in San Francisco – By The Bay on July, 10, 2010 at Golden Gate Park
- Details about Flatstock 26 in Chicago at Pitchfork Music Festival on July 16 – 18, 2010 at Union Park
- HUGE and FREE to enter Poster Pack Giveaway Contest during Flatstock 26. Enter to win a giant stack of your favorite posters HERE!
Click here to enter the HUGE Poster Pack Giveaway at Flatstock 26!!
Coming soon to the Flatstock Blog there will be profiles, interviews, special sneak peaks at new Flatstock Artists’ projects and tons more in the coming months, so keep an eye on the new Flatstock Blog. Visit by clicking the banner above or right here!
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About Flatstock Poster Shows:
The FLATSTOCK poster show series is presented by the American Poster Institute (API). It is an ongoing series of exhibitions featuring the work of many of the most popular concert poster artists working today.
The API is a nonprofit corporation dedicated to serving poster artists and promoting the art form. Both the API and its FLATSTOCK series were organized in 2002 as a result of conversations between interested artists and supporters frequenting the popular web site GigPosters.com. The best concert posters have always captured both the essence of the music they promoted and the spirit of the time in which they were produced. This is as true today as it was in San Francisco during the Sixties.
The FLATSTOCK shows provide the general public with an ongoing series of opportunities to see fine poster art in person and to meet the artists who’ve created it — they provide the API with a way to present the poster artists collectively while showcasing the breadth of individual styles they represent.
