jankybirdtattoo

09/01/2026

Freshly screenprinted. Unreasonably soft. Mildly respectable.

Grab a shirt in the shop or order yours from the website.

https://www.jankybird.com/shop/swag/C3UNQNKD23O4AP7DRI5GOCS7

08/26/2026

Steve La Riccia’s Kuba Komet 1/4 is hitting the road in a couple of days, headed to Mindpower Gallery in Reedsport from September 4–October 9.

That means we’re playing a little art musical chairs—shuffling pieces around and making room for new works from the Museum of Techno Art.

Stop by Janky Bird to see what’s new, or venture over to Mindpower Gallery. We hear they have wine.

08/22/2026

Hands on History is happening tomorrow at Library Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. We'll have presentations every 30 minutes while Nolan Streitberger takes wet-plate tintypes on-site. If you drop by our shop tomorrow, don't mind if it smells a bit like a rogue chemistry lab—that's just the smell of 1860s magic.

08/18/2026

“Other Life 2: Isolation 1” by artist Max Rink—hand-crafted from mild steel into a hypnotic, cellular landscape trapped inside a heavy industrial frame.

Experience it in person during The Museum of Techno Art showcase, running through August & September at Janky Bird.

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08/11/2026

Of course we had to have these... good ci**rs, a good cause, and our absolute favorite four-letter word. Available in-shop now.

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08/10/2026

Monday is here, and let’s be honest—we all wish our actual slow-motion train wrecks looked this elegant.

We're leaning into the grit today with an original metal piece from the Museum of Techno Art: "Anatomy of a Slow Motion Train Wreck" by Robert Bolman. This isn't a print—it's a heavy, one-of-a-kind assemblage forged from industrial scrap. Raw, intricate, and built for a wall that needs real texture.

Stop by the shop to see this beauty in person!

08/07/2026

If you missed it at the Albany Regional Museum, or just want to look at it again, head to the Philomath Museum’s Moreland Gallery. Nolan Streitberger is featuring his powerful modern tintype photography exhibit retracing Oregon’s 1856 Trail of Tears. Using raw wet-plate processes to document the 330-mile forced march of Indigenous tribes, his work pairs heavy local history with incredible craft.

Go check out the exhibit in person this weekend!

https://philomathnews.com/upcoming-philomath-museum-exhibit-retraces-oregons-1856-trail-of-tears/?fbclid=IwY2xjawTglklleHRuA2FlbQIxMABzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEe2yjxmJKTSS5QNaY2xJbTW3n03EqsYkq85kTmYCv_DWORxdRdMVuolGNppAE_aem_R13jcUQrhMBGysG3AALagw

A new Philomath museum exhibit that opens this weekend uses wet-plate photography to document the 1856 forced removal of Native tribes from Southern Oregon.