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EASTIE X ARTISTS SERIES
A new collection of EASTIE Merch is emerging from the creative minds behind HarborArts. We’re collaborating with local and international artists to create special designs that represent our favorite neighborhood in the world: EAST BOSTON. Purchase these limited edition pieces and support our efforts to make public art more viable and sustainable in East Boston.
The first piece of the collection has just arrived. Preorder today!
All shipping orders will be shipped mid-December. Pickup orders available for locals.
UNISEX Comfort Colors Long Sleeve (100% cotton) - available in black (circle design) and chambray (square design)
Our first piece from the EASTIE X Artist collection!
A new series of EASTIE Merch is emerging from the creative minds behind HarborArts. We’ll be collaborating with local and international artists to create typographic art to represent our favorite neighborhood in the world: EAST BOSTON.
This design was created by our friend ACHE (Ecuador). ACHE’s signature typeface can be found in the streets all over the world. In this design, you will find the word “EASTIE” hidden in the bold, geometric lines.
Designed by Ache (Ecuador)
Printed by AntiDesigns
UNISEX Comfort Colors Long Sleeve (100% cotton) - available in black and chambray
Our first piece from the EASTIE X Artist collection!
A new series of EASTIE Merch is emerging from the creative minds behind HarborArts. We’ll be collaborating with local and international artists to create typographic art to represent our favorite neighborhood in the world: EAST BOSTON.
This design was created by our friend ACHE (Ecuador). ACHE’s signature typeface can be found in the streets all over the world. In this design, you will find the word “EASTIE” hidden in the bold, geometric lines.
Designed by Ache (Ecuador)
Printed by AntiDesigns
HarborArts X La Linterna
Established in 1934, La Linterna is a world-renown letterpress print workshop based in Cali, Colombia. Dedicated to artisan printing of posters using linoleum engraving and the use of movable types, La Linterna hosts artists from across Latin America and the globe for residencies at the shop in Cali.
La Linterna is one of the few print shops in the world that are still utilizing letterpress machinery built during the industrial revolution era. The printmakers cut the vinyl templates by hand before inserting them into the presses, dating back to 1870 and 1890. This age-old process provides unique imperfections in each individual print, resulting in a uniquely rich, hand-made quality. This is what makes the prints from La Linterna so special and collectable.
For a limited time, we will be offering the HarborArts collection of prints from La Linterna from our pop-up at our dear friend’s shop in East Boston,
EBO & Co Grocery.
Please stop by the store to shop!
For direct inquiries on specific prints or to purchase a collection, please email us.
