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Never before seen hand-made Serigraph Print, Limited Edition of 150 (Hand-Numbered)
 

What IS Serigraphy?

Serigraphy is a silkscreen process that is used for fine art rather than commercial purposes. This serigraph is produced by hand and printed on 100% rag, 290 gsm neutral pH paper. Each print is uniquely numbered for authenticity and there will never be more than 150 produced of this design. The print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. The edges have been torn by hand for archival look and feel. 

�Medium: Serigraph
�Colors: 2 Color Hand Pulled Screen Print with Archival Ink
�Substrate: High Quality, Heavy Weight, Coventry White 100% Rag 290 gsm, Neutral pH, Acid Free, Chlorine Free, Archival Paper
�Edge: Hand Torn
�Size: Large Format, finished at 27 x 39.5 inches including border
�Year: 1975
�Numbered Edition: 150
�Hand Numbered Location: Right
�Comes with Certificate of Authenticity

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KISSWORLD 2017 kicks off tomorrow in Moscow, Russia! What show are you going to?

http://www.KISSonline.com/Tour

Thanks to Anna Egutkina (http://www.iltalehti.fi/) for the photos!

We will see you in Moscow on Monday, Alexander!

The dream came true! 1st of May, Moscow, Russia. Hope to catch a mediator and get an autograph.  - Alexander Maltsev‏

Nowhere to Run, or maybe there is.

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KISS IS EVERYWHERE!

Here's Paul Stanley on cover of the latest issue of Guitar magazine in Germany.

Guitar-Ausgabe-05-2017

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Next week will see rock legends KISS returning to Finland on 4 May for a concert at Hartwell Arena in Helsinki, and the city is preparing a pretty epic welcome in the form of four huge statues wearing masks that mimic the band�s iconic black and white facepaint.

Located at Helsinki Central Railway Station, the four Men of Rock statues are seen by hundreds of thousands of people every day passing by, and have become known as a famous landmark in the city. This week will see four local KISS fans getting the opportunity to paint five-foot tall masks that will adorn the statues ahead of the band�s arrival.

Proving to be a haven for heavy metal fans and bands alike, it�s no surprise that Finland knows how to represent their love of rock music on such a large scale, and it hasn�t gone unnoticed. �The band feels that the idea of giving the fans such a great opportunity is truly fantastic,� said Mark Stroman, a representative of KISS.

The masks are due to go up this Friday, and will be on display and visible for all to see until 5 May. A larger event is planned for the day of the concert that will welcome fans from around the country, many of which will pass through the railway station and past the for Men of Rock.