Image: Ben Harman, ‘Pinocchio’. Fine art giclée, 12 x 36 inches, hand-numbered edition of 100. Bottleneck Gallery, New York
All six limited-edition prints that Bottleneck Gallery released by Hernan Carracedo and Ben Harman on 19 August 2026 have sold out. The Brooklyn gallery put them on sale through its website at 12pm ET that day, and every edition is now listed as out of stock.
Carracedo’s ‘Cowabunga!’ was described by the gallery as an arcade-inspired tribute to the four mutated brothers of the original ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ cartoon, containing Easter eggs drawn from the franchise’s history and its wider cast of characters. The fine-art giclée measured 18 by 36 inches and was a hand-numbered edition of 75 priced at $50. Two foil variants accompanied it, one on rainbow holographic foil paper and one on red foil paper, each a hand-numbered edition of 50 at $60.
Harman’s two prints drew on the Disney animated films ‘Pinocchio’ and ‘The Fox and the Hound’. The ‘Pinocchio’ composition looked out from inside the mouth of Monstro, the whale that Pinocchio and his companions must survive. The giclée measured 12 by 36 inches and was a hand-numbered edition of 100 at $60. ‘The Fox and the Hound’ took the friendship of Tod and Copper as its subject, which the gallery characterised as an idyllic treatment of the relationship between the two friends; it was also 12 by 36 inches, in an edition of 100 at $60, with a ‘Dusk’ variant limited to 50 copies at the same price.
The same drop brought back two Starbucks-inspired enamel pins, Unicorn and The Red Cup, which the gallery said had been discontinued nearly a decade earlier. They were offered for one week only, until 11.59pm ET on Monday 24 August 2026, at $10.99 each or $19.99 for the set.
Bottleneck Gallery, founded in 2012 and based at 17 Ingraham Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn, describes itself as specialising in licensed pop-culture art, gig posters, contemporary art, vinyl figures, collectibles and comics. It groups this release on its website under the collection heading ‘8/19/26’.