Name: 2026 Benefit Print Edition: Brooke Stewart
Availability: InStock

Nice Tits is a new benefit print by artist Brooke Stewart supporting Boston Art Review’s Emerging Art Writing Fellowship Program. Made through woodcut, linoleum cut, and pochoir (stencil) processes, Nice Tits is produced in an edition of 40, with an additional special edition of 10 individually hand-embellished by the artist.

The work stems from Stewart’s research in the history of women’s sports, the body, and the objects that have given women greater freedom to move. Here, the scoreboard shifts the emphasis from how a woman’s body looks to what it can do. Nice Tits turns a familiar objectifying phrase into a declaration of bodily autonomy.

Brooke Stewart, Nice Tits, 2026
Woodcut with linoleum cut and pochoir on black Stonehenge paper

15 x 21 in. unframed
Signed and dated in pencil
Numbered edition of 40

$325 unframed

Special Edition: Brooke Stewart, Nice Tits (Mother Athlete), 2026
Woodcut with linoleum cut, pochoir, hand-coloring, hand-lettering and mica on Black Stonehenge paper

15 x 21 in. unframed
Signed and dated in pencil
Numbered from the deluxe edition of 10

$850 unframed
$1,150 framed please allow 3-4 weeks for custom framing by Around The Corner

Published for Boston Art Review
by Caira Art Editions, Cambridge, Cambridge, MA
Printed by Oehme Graphics, Steamboat Springs, CO

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About This Project

Nice Tits is a new print by Boston-based artist Brooke Stewart that stems from Stewart’s interest in women’s sports and the power of the female body.

Here, the scoreboard shifts the emphasis from how a woman’s body looks to what it can do. Nice Tits turns a familiar objectifying phrase into a declaration of bodily autonomy.

In the special-edition prints, the words MOTHER and ATHLETE appear as opposing teams on the scoreboard. With both possession arrows illuminated, the two identities coexist, challenging the idea that motherhood and athleticism are competing demands on the female body. “Tits” are reclaimed as part of a body that competes, nurtures, creates, and sustains life.