The 'Amelie' inspired 'Quelqu'un à Aimer' by Sarah Joncas, originally part of 'La couleur de l'étrangeté: Jeunet & Caro' - an art show tribute to the films of Jean-Pierre Jeunet & Marc Caro, hosted by Spoke Art.
It's an 11" x 14" fine art giclee print, in a signed and numbered limited edition of 40 for $40.
Go here to buy.
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Friday, May 22, 2015
Cool Art: 'Amelie' by Anne Benjamin & 'City Of Lost Children' by Godmachine
On Saturday May 23, the Roxie Theater in San Francisco, will be presenting a special one-night-only 35mm screening of two classic Jeunet and Caro films, 'Amelie' and the 'City of Lost Children'.
The screening is hosted by Spoke Art Gallery, presented in conjunction with their art show tribute to the films of Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro - 'La couleur de l’etrangete' (The Color of Strangeness), and they will be releasing exclusive two limited edition prints at the screening.
The screening is hosted by Spoke Art Gallery, presented in conjunction with their art show tribute to the films of Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro - 'La couleur de l’etrangete' (The Color of Strangeness), and they will be releasing exclusive two limited edition prints at the screening.
'Amelie' by Anne Benjamin and 'City Of Lost Children' by Godmachine, are both 18" x 24" screenprints in limited editions of 100 and cost $40 each.
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| 'Amelie' by Anne Benjamin Go here to buy |
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| 'The City Of Lost Children' by Godmachine Go here to buy |
Saturday, May 09, 2015
Cool Art: 'Quelqu'un à Aimer' by Sarah Joncas
The 'Amelie' inspired 'Quelqu'un à Aimer' by Sarah Joncas, is part of the 'La couleur de l'étrangeté: Jeunet & Caro' ('The Colour of Strangeness: Jeunet & Caro') art show, a tribute to French film-makers, Jean-Pierre Jeunet and Marc Caro.
Over 50 international artists were invited to create new original works in tribute to Jeunet and Caro's films, cult classics such as 'Amelie', 'The City of Lost Children', and 'Delicatessen'.
The art exhibition opens on Saturday May 9 at Spoke Art, 816 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94109 and is on view until May 30.
Over 50 international artists were invited to create new original works in tribute to Jeunet and Caro's films, cult classics such as 'Amelie', 'The City of Lost Children', and 'Delicatessen'.
The art exhibition opens on Saturday May 9 at Spoke Art, 816 Sutter Street, San Francisco, CA 94109 and is on view until May 30.
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