POW has a dope new print by Steve “ESPO” Powers entitled “New York.” It’s a 25″ x 25″, four color screenprint on heavyweight archival paper, released in an edition of 125. Signed and numbered by the artist.

Long time Arkitip collaborator artist Steven Harrington will be releasing a set of new prints tonight. Three new prints and one sculpture will be on offering by Arkitip, both exclusive to Arkitip and they come in a limited edition of 100.

Check out the two Steven Harrington Prints after the jump.

This Saturday (October 10, 2009) StolenSpace will be releasing a new print by D*Face. Two versions of “More Punk Than You Punk” will be available. Each comes in an edition of 50 (with 45 for sale) and is a hand pulled 5 color print on Somerset Satin Paper. Via Curated.

Other Criteria in London is hosting “The Dead” – 30 new works by Damien Hirst. The above skull image will come in the form of a two color foil print. The prints are limited to 15 pieces each and are all signed and numbered.

Take a look at the full exhibition flyer after the jump.

Italian magazine Muse has dedicated their new issue to model Natasha Poly. Together with a series of high profile artists, the magazine has produced specials for the new issue. Jeff Koons produced a print, featuring the artist himself, as well as his Hulk figure with the head replaced with the head of Natasha Poly. The print is signed by Natasha Poly and is now available from colette for 800 Euros.

Todd James, better known as REAS to some, has released four new prints at his personal website. Each 15″ x 22″ image is printed on coventry rag 335g archival paper. From an edition of 50, five of each are now available at ToddJames.com. Priced at $250 USD each.

Check out all four of the new Todd James aka REAS Prints after the jump.

POW has released a new Parra print. The “Cherries” print comes in an edition of 150 and goes for 115 Pounds. It is available now here.

A more detailed view of the print follows after the jump.

Curated reported heavily about Dalek’s recent 2D exhibition in Honolulu, Hawaii. Now the artist has also released a limited edition print for the show. The print comes limited to only 50 pieces and is both numbered and signed by Dalek. You can purchase it for 100 USD here now.

Detailed images of the Dalek 2D Hawaii Print follow after the jump.

Constructed from sculpted forms of moulded plywood, the DCW chair was designed by Ray and Charles Eames in 1946 to comfortably fit the body. These now iconic pieces of furniture have endured to become mid-century modern day classics.

ilovedust have sought to complement the chair’s aesthetic integrity with a tailor-made design drawing inspiration from the relationship between the designers. Based on a dialogue conducted between Ray and Charles during the unveiling of the chair on the Arlene Francis ‘Home’ show broadcast in 1956, each chair has a unique pattern pertaining to one of the designers. The chairs tell a his and hers story with different quotes from each designer and draw heavily on graphics of the time, producing an overall 1950s aesthetic and enhancing one of the most recognisable and prolific pieces of modern design. Each pattern was carefully applied by hand, making these exclusive classics a must-have one of a kind.

The design also runs across a limited edition set of green and blue printed cushions. As a final addition, a specially commissioned hand-screened print is available to buy.

More detailed images of the I Love Dust x Eames DCW Chair, Cushions and Screen Print follow after the jump.

POW (Pictures On Walls) has opened the registration today for the Banksy”Donuts” print. The print comes in a chocolate and a strawberry version, each limited to 299 pieces. The print goes for 465 Pounds. You can register yourself from now for 48 hours and then out they will pick 598 people out of everybody that registered. Good luck!