End of Show Winter Pimms Evening!

11Jan11

BRAG end of show party

New Screenprinted works by the BRAG collective

The snow ruined our Private View for the amazing BRAG show at Pelham House, so we are going to be serving complimentary Winter Pimms at a special end of show evening on 21 January at Pelham House Lewes 6-8pm.

Come along for amazing discounts on new BRAG works, (many of which are showing here for the first time.) Meet the artists and drink their complimentary strange winter alcohol.

Winter Pimms! Fun! Amazingly amazing screenprinted marvels made by the weathered hands of geniuses!

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B.R.A.G evolved from a group of artists who attended a workshop with screenprinting legend Chuck Sperry The silkscreen music poster tradition still thrives in the USA today and is illustrative of the symbiotic relationship between music and poster art. With the progression into this century, everything seems possible in the sphere of silkscreen printing. Conventional themes are no longer valid, and the design knows no boundaries. The silkscreen-printing scene now includes a diverse array of artists from graphic design, contemporary art, traditional and Art Nouveau-motifs, all of whom incorporate new ideas, themes, materials and forms. Whilst the British Movement of silkscreen poster printing is still in its infancy compared to the thriving tradition in the US, there has been a huge growth of interest, reflected in articles published in the Guardian, Creative Review, Grafix Magazine, and Design week. And, with the Flatstock Poster Exhibition exhibiting in Europe for the first time this year, existing enthusiasm for silkscreen printing can only be . In addition, we have begun to establish collaborative relationships with members of the entertainment industry and bring the joy of collectible posters to the community.
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