Four Point Puzzles Launches Modern Puzzles In Collaboration With Contemporary Artists

HAMILTON, Ontario - Oct. 29, 2020 - PRLog -- Four Point Puzzles, a Canadian jigsaw puzzle company focusing on contemporary art and design, will launch its newest collection of modern puzzles. Starting November 5, 2020, two original works by artists Sara Andreasson and Micah Lexier will be available for purchase in puzzle form, online at www.fourpointpuzzles.com and in art galleries, museums and independent retailers around the world such as National Gallery of Canada, MASS MoCA, The Conran Shop, and more.

Four Point Puzzles first launched in 2019 with its best-selling Moon puzzle. "The circular Moon puzzle is a cool concept, but my heart really lies in contemporary art and design," shares Four founder Lindsay Stead. "I want to create puzzles for people who are design-oriented and looking for something that isn't available on the market. I am now starting to release puzzles that fall under that category and I am really excited about that. "

This creative challenge comes in the form of two new 1000-piece, 25-inch square scenes that are as entertaining to complete as they are frame worthy. Fade by London-based Sara Andreasson showcases the artist's trademark graphic language and an expressive palette of colors applied with a gradient pattern. Several Found Things by Toronto-based Micah Lexier - a natural collector - consists entirely of found objects culled from his archive of teaching tools, games, puzzles, tests, building blocks, stationery, stencils, magic tricks and any number of utilitarian objects.

Starting November 5, 2020, both the Fade and Several Found Things puzzles can be purchased for $25 USD online and in select retailers (for the full list, please visit http://www.fourpointpuzzles.com/tools/stockists).

For more information or to request hi-resolution images, please contact fourpointpuzzles@wearesecretagent.com.

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ABOUT FOUR POINT PUZZLES

Four Point Puzzles was founded in 2019 by designer Lindsay Stead. With a focus on contemporary art and design, the Canadian jigsaw puzzle company has expanded their line from a best-selling circular Moon puzzle to collaborations with celebrated artists from around the world. From bold, graphic designs to fine art, their puzzles offer a modern take on this common pastime. In addition to their online store and new brick-and-mortar location opening in Hamilton, Ontario in the fall of 2020, you can find their puzzles at hundreds of incredible art galleries, museums and independent retailers around the world such as National Gallery of Canada, MASS MoCA, The Conran Shop, and more.