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Until 17 August 2016
East Wing Galleries, East Wing
Free admission
Opening today, Summer Screen Prints returns with its largest ever collection, featuring more behind the scenes content, an enhanced retail area and special events across the season.
Print Club London have invited seventeen artists to design alternative film posters inspired by the films of Film4 Summer Screen. The limited-edition prints are now available to buy exclusively at the exhibition or on Print Club London’s website.
You can enhance your visit and get tickets to a series of events, talks and workshops around the exhibition as part of our Behind The Screen programme. Plus, before selected film screenings, you have the chance to pull your own free screen-print of a classic movie quote.
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CONTRIBUTING ILLUSTRATORS AND THEIR FILM TITLES:
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Louis Carpenter
JULIETA
Louis is an illustrator, currently based in London, whose work often focuses on buildings and cityscapes. Working in pen to create detailed monochrome pieces and using printing to add a bit of colour.
The UK Premiere of Julieta is showing on 10 August at Film4 Summer Screen
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Jordan Andrew Carter
THE FINAL GIRLS
Part illustrational hustler, part graphical wizard, Jordan juxtaposes detailed hand drawn pencil work against naive colourful block shapes to create something that looks fresh and engaging, also taking influence from popular culture and everyday life.
The Final Girls is showing on 13 August at Film4 Summer Screenas part of a Galaxy Quest + The Final Girls double bill
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Lucille Clerc
BEST OF TEN BY KUBRICK
Lucille Clerc is a French illustrator based in London. She set up her studio after graduating from Central Saint Martins with an MA in Communication Design. She works within the field of editorial design and illustration for books and magazines and occasionally realising interior or exhibition spaces. Her work is mainly handcrafted from drawing to printing.
You can vote for you favourite Kubrick classic to be screened atFilm4 Summer Screen on 11 August
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Concepción Studios
EX MACHINA
Patrick Concepción is the founder and Art Director of Concepción Studios, a studio that focuses on art direction and graphics for the entertainment industry, located in San Jose, California. Throughout his career he has revelled in designing for Lady Gaga, Paul McCartney and Muse.
Ex Machina is showing on 6 August at Film4 Summer Screen as part of an Ex Machina + Robocop double bill
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Joe Cruz
FUNNY FACE
Joe's work employs hands on methods and low-tech materials. It mostly revolves around appropriation, mark making and colour. The strongest themes running through his work are sexuality, gender and beauty. His aim is to reflect and celebrate social diversity through his image selection, mark making and colour choice.
Funny Face is showing on 14 August at Film4 Summer Screen
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Daisy Emerson
10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU
Daisy is a full time illustrator, painter of walls, painter of windows, hand-letterer and all round doodler. She has a real love of type which is incorporated a lot in her work. Daisy likes to use pencil, pens and paint to create, sometimes digitally but always starting with a doodle or a hand drawing.
10 Things I Hate About You is showing on 8 August at Film4 Summer Screen
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Jean Jullien
JACKIE BROWN
Jean Jullien is a French graphic artist currently living in London. From Nantes, he studied at both Central Saint Martins and the Royal College of Art. He works closely with the musician The Coward. His practice ranges from illustration to photography, video, costumes, installations, books, posters and clothing to create a coherent yet eclectic body of work.
Jackie Brown is showing on 12 August as part of Film4 Summer Screen
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Elliot Kruszynski
CAPTAIN FANTASTIC
Eliot is a London based illustrator and print maker, interested in character, playfulness and colour. His aim is to transform the everyday into something a bit less everyday.
The UK Premiere of Captain Fantastic is showing on 17 August atFilm4 Summer Screen
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Lilly Lou
SUNSET BOULEVARD
Street artist and designer Lilly Lou is now in her prime, painting the streets of London with her positivity imbued, unique letter-forms. After studying at Nottingham Trent University, Lilly Lou followed her desires and moved away from the computer screen to bring her distinct blend of femininity and strength on to the streets and continues to play with medium and scale.
Sunset Boulevard is showing on 7 August at Film4 Summer Screen
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MOL
GALAXY QUEST
Fred Higginson also works under the name of MoL. Fred set up his first artist studios in an old church, providing affordable workspace for local artists, returning to London to set up Print Club. His techniques as an artist are as eclectic as his influences, working across different mediums.
Galaxy Quest is showing on 13 August at Film4 Summer Screenas part of a Galaxy Quest + The Final Girls double bill
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RYCA
BEST OF TEN BY KUBRICK
Ryan Callanan is an artist working in contemporary printmaking and graphics. A prominent artist on the Street Art scene, the last three years have seen Ryan move away from this aesthetic towards a new practice that draws upon his in-depth knowledge of materials and craftsmanship acquired through training in industrial model making and 3D design.
You can vote for you favourite Kubrick classic to be screened atFilm4 Summer Screen on 11 August
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Rose Stallard
WALKABOUT
Rose Stallard, Illustrator and Creative Director of Print Club, mixes up her own drawings with found images from across the board, injecting fanzine-like enthusiasm (and discernment).
Walkabout is showing on 9 August at Film4 Summer Screen
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Peter Strain
TRAINSPOTTING
He specialises in creating hand-rendered illustration, collage and typography and always tries to experiment with texture and mark-making techniques to keep his work evolving. His work is hugely influenced by film and music and aims to tackle social, political and cultural issues with a highly distinctive hand lettering style, bold imagery and humour.
Trainspotting is showing on 15 August at Film4 Summer Screen
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Joseph Vass
GIRLHOOD
Joseph Vass is a silkscreen artist whose work fuses typographic elements together with idealistic imagery, leaving the viewer with no hangover. A brush and ink fanatic, Joseph spends hours meticulously sketching on his light box before creating larger than life, colourful pieces that are then silkscreened or used commercially in print, web or advertising.
Girlhood will be showing on 16 August at Film4 Summer Screen
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Paul Wardski
THINGS TO COME
Specializing in Screen Printing, Artist book making, and Book Binding. Paul’s imagery typically depicts landscapes from found articles, incorporating the use of ephemera and reworking books. Source monitoring is a constant theme associated to his work.
The UK Premiere of Things To Come is showing on 4 August atFilm4 Summer Screen
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Joe Wilson
ROBOCOP
Joe Wilson is an illustrator based in the UK specialising in highly detailed, hand-drawn illustrations and print. Working with a combination of pencil, ink and digital colour, Joe's work takes form as a hybrid of the traditional and contemporary.
Robocop is showing on 6 August at Film4 Summer Screen as part of an Ex Machina + Robocop double bill
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Cassandra Yap
BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA
Originally from Singapore, Cassandra Yap is an artist and art director based in London. Her work often explores the juxtaposition between dark and beautiful subjects to create the surreal. Fuelled by her love of pin ups, the female form and an unhealthy obsession with vintage erotica, her photomontage halftone style images are dark, bold and humorous with a kinky edge.
Bram Stoker's Dracula is showing on 5 August at Film4 Summer Screen
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Summer Screen Prints will be open late for all Film4 Summer Screen ticket holders.>Buy tickets now for Film4 Summer Screen at Somerset House.
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