The fab Design Museum in London is having a Saul Bass on Film exhibition.
To say the mans work is iconic is an understatement. From July 17th-10th October. Should be a nice.
http://www.designmuseum.org/
The fab Design Museum in London is having a Saul Bass on Film exhibition.
To say the mans work is iconic is an understatement. From July 17th-10th October. Should be a nice.
http://www.designmuseum.org/
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Oh fantastic! Hope there's a nice shiny Saul Bass book to go with it. Better get some moolah together...
Cor blimey, their website's a bit much! Thought they were supposed to know something about design...
.....also looking forward to seeing the catalogue, curated by Mr. Divines brother no less.
Great stuff... Has anyone seen the tribute to him in the opening titles of Almodovar's 'Bad Education'? Spot on...
a giant steam-powered turntable in warwickshire plays six foot cement recordings of Prince Albert's speeches to the rejoicing populace
chance for another plug from me. . .
. . . The same team who brought you 'Point 2 Point' at the Big Chill last year ( 'Vanshing Point vs 'Zabriskie Point' ) bring you 'Bug Planet' [ This Sunday at Ashton Court Festival, Bristol, 7pm ] a vj piece using 'Phase VI' and 'Microcosmos: Le peuple de l'herbe' and others . . .
'Phase VI' was Saul Bass' 1973 directorial debut, a strange horror/sci-fi about a colony of intelligent ants. It was also written by someone called 'Mayo Simon' !
the desing museum is a great building (and nice location) but if found the permanent collection being a bit disapointing for London standards...
Let hope these kinds of exhibitions will change that ...
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Phase VI is great! Stupid, but great. Though I think Andromeda Strain is cooler.
Anybody know if it exists on DVD ? I saw it years ago on C4 and I've never thought the same way about ants since..... creepy little film.Originally Posted by [b
Matt Hero
cool! maybe we could have a brillo outing? seriousÂ…
High on my own supply.
& remember if you have a 'Mondaine' Swiss watch you get i for free!
Go on wit'cha bad elf
Vulture outing would be funny. I canne do this saturday but next is goer.
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I'm coming down for the opening on Monday night, if anyone fancies going send me a PM. My brother is setting the exhibition up all this week - can't wait to see it...
Hvae you found a 'Hymns a Swinging' now as well?!!?Originally Posted by [b
"..hole...road...middle thereof"
andy divine.
i don't know if you saw badly drawn boys new lp on cd, i dedicated a page to 'christine harwood'.
if anyone wants to watch phase 4 (and some other saul bass documentarys) enrol on my course at stockport college (ba hons graphics) we can set up a night at the s.u. and design jazz lp sleeves for 3 years, grrrrreat.
I have one for just that purpose...Originally Posted by [b
andy votel.Originally Posted by [b
yes i saw that page dedicated to miss christine, and thought you could at least have had the decency to wait till i'd found a copy before alerting 50,000 more people about her. grrrr.
Looks top. I'm up for this.
Did anyone catch the film 'Seconds' a few weeks back. He did the titles and they were great. Unusual film as well.
are those the titles with different-b&w-shots-of-eyes-and-noses-in-mirrors-merging-to gether???
good titles.
any jan lenica fans out there?
Google is failing me on this one. Who's that ?Originally Posted by [b
Christine Harwood, that is...Originally Posted by [b
???
I guess your brother won't be reading the Guardian again Mr D...![]()
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