Letterpress Printing Pop-Up Shop from the UK Held at Shibuya Store | journal standard Furniture Gallery
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September 15, 2015

Letterpress Printing Pop-Up Shop from the UK Held at Shibuya Store | journal standard Furniture Gallery

<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />A pop-up shop by "A TWO PIPE PROBLEM LETTERPRESS" (ATPP), a letterpress studio based in Walthamstow, East London, led by Stephen Kenny, is currently being held at "journal standard Furniture Shibuya Store" until Sunday, October 4th.
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />A TWO PIPE PROBLEM LETTERPRESS is a letterpress studio primarily focused on wood type printing.
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />Stephen Kenny's works, created using vintage wood type and presses from the 1800s and 1900s, captivate the art and fashion scenes and have been exhibited in numerous galleries and museums.
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />The pop-up shop features four exclusive poster designs by journal standard Furniture, alongside ATPP's standard posters, and items not usually available such as postcards and tote bags.
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />On Sunday, September 20th, studio principal Stephen Kenny will be visiting to host a workshop for creating original postcards.
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />Studio principal Stephen Kenny
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />A TWO PIPE PROBLEM LETTERPRESS x journal standard Furniture | "LUIKHOTEL TOKYO" ¥18,360
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />A TWO PIPE PROBLEM LETTERPRESS x journal standard Furniture | "DRESSES CHANGE THE PACE" ¥18,360 each
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />A TWO PIPE PROBLEM LETTERPRESS x journal standard Furniture | "COUCH POTATO" ¥16,740 each
<strong>journal standard Furniture</strong><br />A TWO PIPE PROBLEM LETTERPRESS x journal standard Furniture | "HOME IN THE WOOD" ¥16,740 each
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journal standard Furniture Gallery: A Pop-Up Shop Featuring British Letterpress Printing in Shibuya

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