Sub-Culture / SmartShanghai Poster Art Giveaway
By Nick Taylor, Jul 19th, 2012 | In Nightlife
Sub-Culture's monthly poster giveaway continues, and they've got a doozie for this weekend's Rumi and Skyfish show.
As part of their ongoing commitment to plastering your walls with quality independent poster art, Sub-Culture is giving away three silk-screen posters from this weekend's show. They were designed by Kiki Hitomi, a London-based, Japanese artist who's also one-third of dub band King Midas Sound and one-half of digi-dub duo Dokebi Q. This is her website.
This one's a four-color screenprint in an edition of 50. Click here to have a look at it. Got some cats on it. Always good. Cat legs that look like bombs. And some flying fish in caps smoking zoots.
If you're interested in owning one, email subcultureshanghai [at] gmail.com with "Sub-Culture/Smartshanghai poster giveaway" in the subject line. They'll get back to the winners on Saturday morning and the print will be ready to pick up on Saturday night.
Good luck. For more free stuff from Sub-Culture around this weekend's show, have a look at this.
As part of their ongoing commitment to plastering your walls with quality independent poster art, Sub-Culture is giving away three silk-screen posters from this weekend's show. They were designed by Kiki Hitomi, a London-based, Japanese artist who's also one-third of dub band King Midas Sound and one-half of digi-dub duo Dokebi Q. This is her website.
This one's a four-color screenprint in an edition of 50. Click here to have a look at it. Got some cats on it. Always good. Cat legs that look like bombs. And some flying fish in caps smoking zoots.
If you're interested in owning one, email subcultureshanghai [at] gmail.com with "Sub-Culture/Smartshanghai poster giveaway" in the subject line. They'll get back to the winners on Saturday morning and the print will be ready to pick up on Saturday night.
Good luck. For more free stuff from Sub-Culture around this weekend's show, have a look at this.
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