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    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...

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    .....also looking forward to seeing the catalogue, curated by Mr. Divines brother no less.

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    Great stuff... Has anyone seen the tribute to him in the opening titles of Almodovar's 'Bad Education'? Spot on...
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    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' !
    Laminated with Clarifoil™

    also see : davidhopkinson.org

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    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (Nick Cope @ July 15 2004,09:34)]Phase VI is great! Stupid, but great
    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.
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    cool! maybe we could have a brillo outing? seriousÂ…
    High on my own supply.

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    & remember if you have a 'Mondaine' Swiss watch you get i for free!
    Go on wit'cha bad elf

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    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...

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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] ]There must be a "Nice To Meet Miss Christine" in this box...
    Hvae you found a 'Hymns a Swinging' now as well?!!?
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    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.

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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (Palmer_Eldrich @ July 15 2004,19:16)]& remember if you have a 'Mondaine' Swiss watch you get i for free!
    I have one for just that purpose...

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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (DOKO*ENO @ July 15 2004,23:55)]andy divine.
    i don't know if you saw badly drawn boys new lp on cd, i dedicated a page to 'christine harwood'.
    andy votel.
    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.

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    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.

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    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?

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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (The Divine One @ July 16 2004,10:16)]
    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (DOKO*ENO @ July 15 2004,23:55)]andy divine.
    i don't know if you saw badly drawn boys new lp on cd, i dedicated a page to 'christine harwood'.
    andy votel.
    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.
    Google is failing me on this one. Who's that ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (Yemsky @ July 17 2004,20:05)]
    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (The Divine One @ July 16 2004,10:16)]
    Quote Originally Posted by [b
    Quote[/b] (DOKO*ENO @ July 15 2004,23:55)]andy divine.
    i don't know if you saw badly drawn boys new lp on cd, i dedicated a page to 'christine harwood'.
    andy votel.
    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.
    Google is failing me on this one. Who's that ?
    Christine Harwood, that is...

    ???

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    I guess your brother won't be reading the Guardian again Mr D...

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