I can perfectly imagine, why musicians devastate hotel rooms, destroy televisions, have to detox or that bands dissolve completely after weeks of touring. Having finished the relocation of my studio, diverse exhibitions and poster shows in Munich, Leipzig, Hamburg and Dresden, it has now become quiet – just in time, if not I had imploded.
After a perpetual see-saw, the Douze Studio has finally moved, and in the meantime, the first poster with 4 screens on pearly white cardboard has already been printed for the concert of Sivert Hoyem, the singer of the band Madrugada, in Dresden. The band, which withdrew shortly after the death of the guitarist Robert Buras „for an indefinite time“, was represented by an atmospheric Norwegian night-scenery. A few exemplars can be found here in the shop.
Furthermore, after my exhibition tours, there are still left a couple of Flatstock posters, a few Pearl Jam posters, which are in great demand, and my last exemplars of the only screen print gig-poster of the German rock band „Die Toten Hosen“ existing so far.
Apropos exhibition: a new exhibition for the book „Squeegee – the screen printing movement“ is presented by Red Can, an interesting Vinyl and poster label from Munich. In the book, there are presented many interesting, current, European poster artists and also some selected American ones. The exhibition can still be visited in Munich until Christmas.
