TYPOGRAPHIC BOWIE

DARK HOMONYMS

NEON STROKES

NEON DEPENDENCE

BUKOWSKI MEETS LICHTENSTEIN

The Pop Art tribute-series of posters by Butcher Billy

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BOWIE : THE STAR MAN COLLECTION

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BOLDLY DIVINE

ABSTRACT INK EXPLOSIONS

Artist and photographer Jessica Kenyon specializes in perpetuating contemporary aesthetics defining it as: "living explosions". The process of creation is through the mixing of various colored inks in water, so as to form an abstract combination of irregular forms - while waiting for the perfect moment to capture the perfect shot.

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BEL & BEL: VESPA SCOOTER CHAIR

Designed by Bel & Bel, a studio workshop in Barcelona founded by artists and designers Carles Bel and Jesus Bel, the Scooter Chairs are made from the chassis of old original Vespa Scooter. The chairs are upholstered in imitation leather and their height can be adjusted with hydraulic pistons. They also boast a reclining feature - and even include functioning lights on the back!

The Future Of Yesterday

The surrealist style, and vivid imagination of illustrator Julien Pacaud and his ability to stop the viewer in their tracks with dynamic imagery full of retro characters from the 20th century, sees our world remixed into technicolor landscapes on a grand scale. Reminiscent of James Rosenquist's work from the 1960's, you get the sense that Pacaud is, among other things, a fantastic visual storyteller with a great sense of humor.

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Stay Lit

We are the ones society tells you not to be; yourselves. We promote positivity, individuality, self-love, creativity and an open mind. There's never a need for doubting yourself, bullying others or having boundaries when choosing who you want to be. Everyone has an ambience - a light - and it should stay radiating no matter what. Don't dim your shine for anyone. - Juwan Ali

They took the whole Cherokee Nation And put us on this reservation- Took away our ways of life The tomahawk and the bow and knife.

BEAR BULL : RAIN CHIEF

Blackfoot Tribal Rain Chief Bear Bull ( whose actual name was : Kyaiyi-stamik & known also as Sótai-na’ ), was born in 1859 between the Battle River and the Saskatchewan River. Drawn in charcoal here by artist Stephanie Campos as referenced from the original 1926 photograph by Edward S. Curtis. Blackfoot elders wore their long hair in a traditional arrangement, twisting it into a coil projection of 7 or 8 inches from their forehead and smearing it with red earth. There were 11 Blackfoot military societies, progressing in order from the Mosquito to the Bulls. Traditionally, a man spent about 4 years in each society, then sold his membership to a younger man and bought one from an older man in the next society.

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