At Galerie F they love all things literary. For the Halloween season they thought best to honor the most terrifying moment in literature - Panic Broadcast. The famous reading of H.G. Wells' "War of the Worlds" on public radio by actor Orson Welles sent waves of panic through the public, who thought the broadcast to be live news updates of an impending space invasion. On October 30th, 1938 Orson Welles secured himself as a dramatist and linguistic force to be reckoned with.
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Panic Broadcast, Rob Schawager of Tiny Bird Press and Jason Abraham Smith from Lurk And Destroy created two Welles inspired exclusive prints.
Radio Drama by Tiny Bird Press. Edition of 50, 18"x24" featuring metallic inks. $40
Cosmic Eyes by Jason Abraham Smith. Edition of 40, 18"x24". $30
Available for view and purchase on Monday, October 28th at 2PM CST www.galerief.com
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