Massive International Rock Concert Poster exhibition opens in Philadelphia in December

james lewes <[email protected]> Tue, 26 Nov 2002 21:06:27 -0500
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Could you please announce the following event in December.

I have organized the largest rock poster exhibit in the United States and
possibly the world.

The show is titled Artifacts of the Improbable, a Celebration of Poster Arts

It will include posters from more than 100 artists working today, from 14
countries, including Jim Austin, Gary Panter, Kozik, Coop, Kuhn, Bob Masse,
Jim Arminski, Jim Altieri, Steve Cardos and Marco Almera

It also has posters from InLiquid, Space 1026, Drowning Creek Studios,
Engine House 13, FGX Graphics and the Captains of Industry.

The show will be grounded with two historic sections, the first will be a
selection of psychedelic posters from San Francisco and London.

The second will be a Philadelphia punk rock section with posters from the
East Side Club, Love Club and Hot Club.

There are about 20-30 artists flying in for the show from as far afield as
Georgia, Detroit and Austin

The dates for the show are
Friday 13th December - Preview show at The Balcony of the Trocadero with
posters from the Trocadero and musical entertainment provided by The
Strapping Fieldhands and the Sickidz.

Saturday 14th and 15th of December, main show at Sher's Book Shop, 706 N.
2nd Street.

Works will be for sale at each event.

The catalog for the show is online at:

http://www.idesigninmotion.com/projects/poster_exhibition/default.html

James 

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Could you please announce the following event in December.<BR>
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I have organized the largest rock poster exhibit in the United States and possibly the world.<BR>
<BR>
The show is titled Artifacts of the Improbable, a Celebration of Poster Arts<BR>
<BR>
It will include posters from more than 100 artists working today, from 14 countries, including Jim Austin, Gary Panter, Kozik, Coop, Kuhn, Bob Masse, Jim Arminski, Jim Altieri, Steve Cardos and Marco Almera<BR>
<BR>
It also has posters from InLiquid, Space 1026, Drowning Creek Studios, Engine House 13, FGX Graphics and the Captains of Industry.<BR>
<BR>
The show will be grounded with two historic sections, the first will be a selection of psychedelic posters from San Francisco and London. <BR>
<BR>
The second will be a Philadelphia punk rock section with posters from the East Side Club, Love Club and Hot Club.<BR>
<BR>
There are about 20-30 artists flying in for the show from as far afield as Georgia, Detroit and Austin<BR>
<BR>
The dates for the show are<BR>
Friday 13th December - Preview show at The Balcony of the Trocadero with posters from the Trocadero and musical entertainment provided by The Strapping Fieldhands and the Sickidz.<BR>
<BR>
Saturday 14th and 15th of December, main show at Sher's Book Shop, 706 N. 2nd Street.<BR>
<BR>
Works will be for sale at each event. <BR>
<BR>
The catalog for the show is online at:<BR>
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James 
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