Check out Notebook for more Bluebird Photoplays advertisements
Art V Cancer - Manchester | UK exhibition 30th August 2013
We are very excited to announce our 2nd Exhibition @2022NQ!
The brief for our exhibition is ‘Bending Time & Space’. Think Back to the Future, Ground Hog Day, Time Bandits or 12 Monkeys - all those wibbly wobbly timey wimey films or TV series - just use the theme to spark your imagination!
The final artwork will be digitally printed (no bigger than A3+ 330mm x 483mm (13 x 19 inches) each print will be limited and sold at the exhibition for £20 raising money for Cancer Charities (if you would like to produce a one off piece please get in touch).
We are very excited to have some international print artists already onboard (more details soon).
There will be 30 exhibited artists, including a selection of prints from Art V Cancer
Please send your submission as a low-res jpg to exhibition@raid71.com
The official deadline is Sun 17th of July.
Any questions please contact julia@raid71.com
We look forward to hearing from you.
To keep up to date with developments regarding Art V Cancer don’t forget to follow us here on tumblr, twitter @ArtVCancer and Facebook http://www.facebook.com/artvcancer Thank you!
Markus Schleinzer’s directorial debut is one of the most chilling films I’ve seen of late. It came as no surprise to learn that Schleinzer previously worked with Michael Haneke, so with that in mind you can imagine the unflinching tone of the subject matter. Well worth a watch
Bob Peak’s Superman artwork, 1978
Looking remarkably similar to one of the current posters for Man of Steel
Spread Eagles, 1968
via Mondo Exploito
Ben Wheatley’s A Field in England will be the first ever UK film released simultaneously in cinemas, on DVD, on freeview TV and on VoD on Friday 5th July, as Film4, Picturehouse and 4DVD partner for a groundbreaking day-and-date release with support from the BFI - Film4
I love the old AA rating on the poster
1. Original film poster | Artwork by Jim Leon
2. US film poster, 1975 | Artwork by Lee Reedy
via Notebook
Poster for Paul Terry Toons’ 2000 B.C., 1931
via Michael Sporn










