#CoolArt: 'Punch-Drunk-Love' by Tara McPherson

'Punch-Drunk-Love' by Tara McPherson, for a special screening of the film with a live musical score in March. The poster will be available at the screenings.

Wordless Music and Spaceland present a special screening of Paul Thomas Anderson’s 'Punch-Drunk Love' with Jon Brion’s original score, performed live.

The score has been re-orchestrated for performance by 50 members of New York’s Wordless Music Orchestra at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on March 19 and Los Angeles' wild Up ensemble at The Theatre at Ace Hotel DTLA on March 5, led by conductor Ryan McAdams and percussionists Yuri Yamashita-Morales and Wilson Torres.

Go here to pre-book tickets for the screening.

Cool Art: 'There Will Be Blood' by Aaron Horkey

Concluding their week long look at the films of Paul Thomas Anderson, Mondo will be releasing this print of 'There Will Be Blood' by Aaron Horkey. It's an 18.25″ x 39″ screenprint, with the regular version in a limited edition of 435, and will cost $65. The variant is limited to 200 prints and will cost $125.

These will go on sale today (Friday, May 17th) at a random time at Mondo. As always, follow them on Twitter for when they drop and be quick, this is sure to sell out very quickly!

Go to Mondo's blog for the up close detail shots.

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Regular Edition

Variant Edition

Cool Art: QT vs PT by Joshua Budich and Brandon Schaefer

Spoke Art and the Castro Theatre in San Francisco present the final installment in their Quentin Tarantino vs Paul Thomas Anderson series, with month long screenings of 'Inglourious Basterds'  and 'There Will Be Blood', with the accompanying posters by artists by Joshua Budich and Brandon Schaefer respectively.

Both prints are signed and numbered by the artists, and are limited edition screen prints of only 100 copies each, priced $40 a piece. They will be available later today via the Spoke Art online store and in person this Sunday at the Theatre starting at 5:30pm.

Check out Brandon Schaefer's 'There Will Be Blood' print after the jump.
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'Inglourious Basterds' by Joshua Budich