There's a silkscreen of Debbie Harry hanging on a wall in the Berkshires now. Shepard Fairey reinterpreted the image—a Bobby Grossman photograph from the height of Lower East Side’s CBGB's era—and somewhere in the translation from photo to print, Harry's stare got harder, more iconic, more art. A few feet away, a drawing captures Iggy Pop mid-scream, mouth open on the line "I am the world's forgotten boy," from "Search and Destroy." Behind both works: not the Bowery, not Forsyth Street, but...

On Friday, June 26, 2026, The Research & Development Store launches an expanded gallery and event space with 50 Years of PUNK, honoring the groundbreaking legacy of PUNK Magazine. 50 Years of PUNK celebrates not only the publication’s enduring cultural impact, but also the artists, photographers, and musicians who helped shape one of the most influential creative movements of the 20th century. The collection of works is organized by Ki Smith Gallery and features art and photographs by Roberta...

May 3, 2026 - July 28th, 2026 Danny Simmons, “Strata Monoprint,” 2025, Silkscreen and fabric collage on 320 gram Coventry Rag paper, 29 x 38 inches, Signed by the Artist in pencil. Unique. The exhibition, Danny Simmons: Visual Expressions, opens May 3 at The Butler Institute of American Art. “The minute I was introduced to the work of Danny Simmons, I knew it would translate beautifully with silkscreen. Danny and I chose a painting resplendent in color and texture and embarked on a journey...