Curated speaks on a new set of Invader prints that have just landed at POW.

“One issue with street art, as I see it, comes in a difficult translation to pieces that can enter the collectors market. How does one, for example, turn Invader’s site specific mosaic into easily transported commodity?

The latest print offerings from Pictures on Walls do a good job capturing the spirit of Invader’s work. The prints are embossed to give tiled effect to the paper and ultimately working to keep the low relief of the artist’s pieces at the fore. In all, there are three prints, simple enough, and varying in edition from 25 to 50.

Avid readers of this site may also have noticed Invader’s work as found on the building of the Contemporary Art San Diego. If so (or not), let us take this time to remind you of Bike to the Museum Day coming up on August 1, 2010.”

Have a full look at the Invader prints here.

Curated shares a new print from Todd James, aka Reas, who “knows one truth – the Summer is all about babes and ice cream. His latest print, available through Lazarides, hits on that theme. As for the particulars, it is a 13 color hand-screened print, sized at 75cm x 25cm, and produced in an edition of 50.”

View it in full glory here.

Renowned art print house Edition Copenhaguen, has released a series of prints of the works of artists Barry McGee and Todd James, only shortly after the V1 Gallery in the city hosted an exhibition, featuring the works of both artists. The limited edition prints come in 250 gram and 300 gram paper and have been printed with the highest precision and quality.

Take a look at all available prints from the series after the jump, also including a collaborative pieces between McGee, James and Amaze.

Arkitip announces the sixth print produced for Project Space’s inaugural exhibition with Dutch artist Parra. The Drums is a 1 color silk screen print on Neenah Environment text paper, signed and numbered by the artist and printed in Los Angeles, California. Measures 16 x 20 In. (40.64 x 50.8 cm) and was produced in an edition of 20. Order here.

Artist Adrian Riemann presents his new “Masters of the Universe” print series. Basically the series is a re-interpretation of famous masters of the universe characters in the indie/hipster/fashion scene. The turn-out is Skeleton wearing Loopwheeler, YSL and Cheap Monday and many other interesting outfit choices for these iconic characters.

Take a look at all the other prints from the series after the jump.

Arkitip announces the second print produced for Project Space’s inaugural Yes, Yes, Yes exhibition with Dutch artist Parra. Details below:

1 color silk screen print on Neenah Environment text paper
Signed and numbered by the artist
Printed in Los Angeles, California
16 x 20 In. (40.64 x 50.8 cm) | Edition Of 20 | $250.00

Click here to order.

Have a closer look at the print after the click.

After recently finishing his exhibition at Project Space in LA, Dutch artist Parra has now released prints from the exhibition. The “Have a Good Trip” print comes in an edition of 20 and can be purchased here for 250 USD.

Once again Shepard Fairey presents an icon on his latest print – Ali. The Ali print comes in a limited edition of 450 and is signed by Shepard Fairey. The prints will be released on May 13th for 70 USD.

Another more detailed look at the print follows after the jump.

We gave you a small preview the other day and here comes now the full run-down on the new Bape Camocollage 2010, which will soon be presented at the Bape Gallery. The iconic A Bathing Ape camouflage pattern will be coming in the form of a canvas in three colorways – green, blue and pink. Also the canvas will be released in overall 4 different sizes. And since it is Bape there will of course also be a t-shirt release coming along with the canvas’. The Bape Gallery will present these from April 30th until May 16th.

After the jump a detailed look at the Bape Camocollage prints, the different sizes and also the t-shirt.

After their recent furniture exhibition the Bape Gallery will be showing next the A Bathing Ape Camocollages. A set of 3 Bape camo prints will be released on canvas. Matching the prints the brand of course also presents t-shirts. The prints are similar to the Louis Vuitton x Takashi Murakami release at the Brookly Museum a while ago. Via Secretbase.

The exhibition will open on April 30th and run until May 16th.