Yes, it's that time of year again. But guess what? This year, you don't have the endure the panic attacks that usually come along with the feeling that you have no clue what to buy for your friends and family, because you can buy them an amazing piece of art from the Gawker Artists Shop!

You know how Gawker Artists does such a lovely job of fancying up your browser window with new art? Now you can own some of those images IRL. The brand-new Gawker Artists Shop is proud to be working with the taste-makers at Society6 in order to bring you specially curated, limited-edition prints from a few stand-out artists. Each piece is one of a special 100-edition run, and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity from the artist. For just $90, your living room can go from hobo to highbrow!

What would possess legendary octogenarian crooner Tony Bennett to climb four flights of stairs to get to our NYC offices? Let's see if we can piece this together. Last Thursday, Gawker Artists debuted its latest exhibition: On The Lam, a solo show by a photographer named...Kelsey Bennett. Aha!

This weekend, Gawker Artists and 19 other cutting-edge exhibitors will be representing at the 4th Annual Fountain Art Fair. Public opening reception on Friday night at the Frying Pan in NYC features ADULT and Depreciation Guild. Deets below!

When we first saw Justine Lai's "Join or Die" series, we just knew this art should be hanging at Gawker HQ. Thanks in part to Diesel, we made that happen. They dared us to "Be Stupid" and we happily obliged. Slightly-NSFW photo proof inside.

For the last year-and-a-half, we've run the Gawker Artists program. In our ad spaces, we sometimes rotate images by participating artists instead of ads. (You'll probably see a lot of that on the site today.) Why do we do this? Just for kicks! Because it's the internet, and we can. Take that, magazines! Anyway, now we're recruiting more artists and asking folks to come take a look through everyone's work. Artists can submit their work here; site owners and exhibitors and even dealers can display artists' works by applying here.