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harland miller’s hate’s outta date (yellow) (2022) combines the humour, bold typography and instantly recognisable visual language that have made miller’s text-based prints so appealing to collectors. borrowing the look of vintage penguin book covers, the work feels familiar at first glance, but the phrase itself gives it a sharpness and relevance that feels very current. executed as a screenprint in colours on wove paper, it is a particularly striking example of miller’s distinctive approach to contemporary art and graphic design.
what i’ve always liked about miller’s work is the balance between wit and sincerity. the text is playful and memorable, but there’s usually something more thoughtful sitting underneath it. in this case, the message feels direct, optimistic and surprisingly moving without becoming heavy-handed.
for me, this print works particularly well because it combines miller’s instantly recognisable visual language with a message that gives the work added context and meaning. the bold yellow ground and familiar book-cover format make it immediately engaging, while the simplicity of the phrase gives it an impact that lasts beyond the initial glance.
it’s also one of those harland miller prints that feels easy to connect with, whether someone already follows miller’s work closely or is discovering his work for the first time. that accessibility, combined with his distinctive visual identity, has helped establish his limited edition prints as an increasingly sought-after part of the contemporary art market.
harland miller’s market has grown significantly in recent years, with strong collector interest in his editioned works and increasing institutional attention around his text-based paintings and prints. hate’s outta date (yellow) is a particularly appealing example of this work, combining miller’s familiar book-cover aesthetic with the wit and optimism that sit at the heart of his practice.
artist: harland miller
title: hate’s outta date (yellow)
year: 2022
medium: screenprint in colours on wove paper
dimensions: 100 × 70 cm
signature: signed
condition: excellent
framing: professionally conservation framed by derbyshire, london
collection: luck 01
delivery
complimentary personal delivery is available within brighton & hove. for uk and international orders, we arrange appropriate specialist art delivery and can provide fully insured, tracked delivery where required.
delivery is additional to the artwork price.
please contact us for a quotation before purchasing.
harland miller’s hate’s outta date (yellow) (2022) combines the humour, bold typography and instantly recognisable visual language that have made miller’s text-based prints so appealing to collectors. borrowing the look of vintage penguin book covers, the work feels familiar at first glance, but the phrase itself gives it a sharpness and relevance that feels very current. executed as a screenprint in colours on wove paper, it is a particularly striking example of miller’s distinctive approach to contemporary art and graphic design.
what i’ve always liked about miller’s work is the balance between wit and sincerity. the text is playful and memorable, but there’s usually something more thoughtful sitting underneath it. in this case, the message feels direct, optimistic and surprisingly moving without becoming heavy-handed.
for me, this print works particularly well because it combines miller’s instantly recognisable visual language with a message that gives the work added context and meaning. the bold yellow ground and familiar book-cover format make it immediately engaging, while the simplicity of the phrase gives it an impact that lasts beyond the initial glance.
it’s also one of those harland miller prints that feels easy to connect with, whether someone already follows miller’s work closely or is discovering his work for the first time. that accessibility, combined with his distinctive visual identity, has helped establish his limited edition prints as an increasingly sought-after part of the contemporary art market.
harland miller’s market has grown significantly in recent years, with strong collector interest in his editioned works and increasing institutional attention around his text-based paintings and prints. hate’s outta date (yellow) is a particularly appealing example of this work, combining miller’s familiar book-cover aesthetic with the wit and optimism that sit at the heart of his practice.
artist: harland miller
title: hate’s outta date (yellow)
year: 2022
medium: screenprint in colours on wove paper
dimensions: 100 × 70 cm
signature: signed
condition: excellent
framing: professionally conservation framed by derbyshire, london
collection: luck 01
delivery
complimentary personal delivery is available within brighton & hove. for uk and international orders, we arrange appropriate specialist art delivery and can provide fully insured, tracked delivery where required.
delivery is additional to the artwork price.
please contact us for a quotation before purchasing.