Harley Jones Archives

Amadeus Issue 05 Release Party

amadeusmagJune 2, 2015

With plenty of magazines on hand, and fantastic artwork from the likes of photographer Teresa Flowers, illustrator Hannah Stouffer, Harley Jones, Stone Larkin, and Jennifer Korsen, the art-fueled release party proved an overwhelming success; guests buzzing with inspiration, as they moved to the funky vinyl tunes from Pres, fresh tacos in hand.

Heavy Soda Rocks: Harley Jones Takes Los Angeles

amadeusmagMay 11, 2015

Pretty pinks, Yoshi-like greens, flipped cars, shop-lifting Big Bird, and Sailor Moon. Just a few of Harley Jones' favorite things, and some of the colorful characters that inhabited the walls of Stone Malone Gallery during his debut US solo show, Heavy Soda Rocks.

“Today Can Go To Hell”: An Art Show From Harley Jones

amadeusmagMarch 9, 2015

Harley Jones' most recent solo show, "Today Can Go To Hell," came out of understandable dislike for Valentines Day, or at least the title for the show did anyway.

Amadeus Illustrated Alphabet Card Deck: Food Edition

amadeusmagSeptember 19, 2014

We’re excited to announce the release of our limited edition food-themed illustrated alphabet card decks! Get your deck here! Or pick one up at our pop up shop at Urban Outfitters in Harvard Square in Boston today from 4-9pm! Free draaaanks and screen printed tote bags and zines and a photo booth and cool people.

Amadeus Magazine Presents: An Illustrated Alphabet Card Deck; Limited Edition

amadeusmagAugust 25, 2014

As you may have realized by now, we like to keep busy. Between quarterly print magazines, we like to offer our latest obsessions in relevant arts and culture in the form of what we like to call a collaborative mini-mag.

Super Funk: A Conversation With Illustrator Harley Jones

Alex KhatchadourianJuly 11, 2014

Harley Jones is an illustrator and street artist based in Melbourne, Australia. Part of the original wave of graffiti in his hometown of Dunedin, New Zealand, some nine or ten years ago, Jones translates his bold, vibrant style between wall and print, pumping fresh illustrations into the world through all available channels.