exhibition posters

	Exhibition Posters, a selection Hans Arp, Roy Lichtenstein, Ellsworth Kelly, Julian Opie, Jeff Koons, Douglas Gordon, Marlene Dumas, Shirin Neshat, Cindy Sherman, Andy Warhol, Joan Miro, James Rosenquist and many others.
	Douglas Gordon earned a reputation for making art from preexisting materials, most spectacularly classic films. Gordon’s blatant creative "kidnapping" of movies is best shown in 24 Hour Psycho (1993), in which the effect of stretching the iconic Hitchcock thriller into a daylong and silent screening challenges our understanding of the original version and the psychic themes it probes. What is a poster and fine art print? Fine art printmaking is based on the concept of creating a master plate, known as the matrix. This is used to transfer the image onto paper. Nowadays printmaking is an art form that has many subdivisions, each of which is an art form in its own right: etching, lithography, linocut, etc… Click an image to enlarge and to buy. And for more here.
	Georg Baselitz Roy Lichtenstein Ellsworth Kelly Julian Opie Jeff Koons Hans Arp Marlene Dumas Shirin Neshat Cindy Sherman Andy Warhol Arshile Gorky James Rosenquist
	The printmaking process is generally a complex one, using a variety of different techniques, and medium, depending on the type of print. The artist creates different surface textures, color effects and forms, just as in painting, producing a unique work of art, defined by the artist’s style and personality. Most times the process of transferring or printing the image can be repeated numerous times, creating editions of the same image. Sometimes each individual print is retouched or added to afterwards, making it unique or one-of-a-kind. Other techniques involve using the same matrix but different combinations of inks and colors, also creating unique works(monoprints and mezzotints are examples of such works). Read more.