Rush’s "2112" Turns 50: Collectionzz Unveils Exclusive Commemorative Prints and Pins

Rush’s '2112' Turns 50: Collectionzz Unveils Exclusive Commemorative Prints and Pins

A newly released set of anniversary prints is celebrating 2112 in striking fashion, offering fans a limited-edition visual tribute to one of Rush’s most enduring works.

The prints measure 12" x 36" and are available in two versions: a Main edition limited to 212 copies, and a Rainbow Foil edition capped at just 76 pieces. Both editions capture the spirit and mythology of 2112 through the distinctive style of artist Tom Whalen.

Reflecting on the project, Whalen shared the challenge and inspiration behind the piece:

“When I was asked to illustrate a piece for the 50th anniversary of this masterwork, I was both excited and deeply intimidated. I knew I wanted to depict the band in their era-specific robes, and of course include the Temple of Syrinx. From there, I explored the tension between technology and ancient knowledge by incorporating glowing, literary-inspired vacuum tubes throughout the composition.

I kept coming back to the lyric, ‘Let the banners be unfurled. Hold the red star proudly high in hand,’ and that became the foundation of the piece—the image I built everything else around. Within the floating orbs, Geddy, Alex, and Neil appear with their instruments—bass, guitar, and drumsticks with notebook—representing their roles in bringing the story to life.

Rush’s One of the things I’ve always loved most about being a Rush fan is the shared enthusiasm among fans. I hope this artwork reflects that same connection we all feel to the music and to Neil’s timeless lyrics.”


In addition to the prints, a three-piece pin set is also available, featuring stylized portraits of Geddy, Alex, and Neil in their iconic 2112 kimonos, framed within the red star emblem. Each 1.25" hard enamel pin includes glitter detailing and comes mounted on a galactic-themed backer card.

Both the prints and pin set are available now through Collectionzz, while supplies last.

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