Francesco Francavilla And Jay Shaw Get Out Movie Poster Release By Mondo

Jordan Peele’s GET OUT is an absolute gut punch of a film. Not only is it one of the best and most important movies to come out so far in 2017, Mondo ranks it among the top movies of the last several years. The film tells the story of an interracial couple, Chris and Rose, as they travel to Rose's family estate to spend a weekend with her parents. Things get increasingly dark as the visit goes on and more sinister discoveries come to light about her family’s past.

Mondo are beyond excited to have two incredible posters available for the film by Francesco Francavilla and Jay Shaw, each rife with rich subtext, themes and imagery, available tomorrow in celebration of the home video release. Francesco’s poster features Chris trapped in the vast expanse of the sunken place, while Jay takes a visceral approach in illustrating themes touched upon in the film.

The fact that GET OUT was Jordan Peele's directorial debut is all the more impressive and they absolutely cannot wait to see what other stories he has to share with the world. GET OUT is available on Blu-Ray/home video Tuesday and they highly recommend picking it up and watching it immediately.

These posters will be available at a random time tomorrow (5/23) on Mondotees.com

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Kilian Eng And Jay Shaw Posters Release From Mondo

HIGH-RISE is the latest masterpiece from one of Mondo's favorite filmmakers, Ben Wheatley. The film, based on the J.G. Ballard novel of the same name, tells the story of Robert Laing and his ascension through the brutal social ranks of a residential tower block in 1970s England. While the film was in pre-production, Mr. Wheatley asked Jay Shaw to create a conceptual image to represent the overarching narrative. The building is presented with the entrance on the top floors. You’re either born up there or you don’t get in at all.

Kilian Eng’s poster for SILENT RUNNING typifies everything Mondo love about his work. It’s an absolute feast for the eyes but retains a serene atmospheric quality. Bruce Dern’s communion with his robotic compatriots in the center of the derelict space-greenhouse is the perfect visual summation of the film’s themes.

Both posters will be available Thursday (5/12) at a random time via Mondotees.com.

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Mondo Alien Day Poster Releases From Kilian Eng, Mike Saputo & Jay Shaw

Tuesday is Alien Day (kinda like a Hallmark holiday but created by the movie studio) and Mondo are continuing their celebration of the franchise with poster releases! Below you can check out release info on Alien posters by Kilian Eng, Mike Saputo and Jay Shaw. In addition to the online release, a small allotment of each poster will be available at the Alien Day pop-up shop inside Austin's Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar at 5PM CST on 4/26.

Alien by Kilian Eng. Edition of 300. 24"x36" Screen Print.

Alien by Mike Saputo. Edition of 225. 24"x36" Screen Print.
Alien (Variant) by Mike Saputo. Edition of 125. 24"x36" Screen Print.

Alien by Jay Shaw. Edition of 70. 18.5"x24.5" Solvent Print on 9mil Front Print Backlit Polyester Film

These posters will be available online at 11AM CST on Tuesday, April 26th at Mondotees.com .

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Jay Shaw Darling Movie Poster Mondo Release

Mondo are excited to release a poster by Jay Shaw for Mickey Keating’s awesome new thriller, Darling, which is now available on VOD and in select theaters!

Here's what Jay had to say about the film and poster:

"Mickey Keating’s DARLING is a hyper-stylish exploration of isolation and contained madness. The narrative is primarily driven by Lauren Ashley Carter’s outstanding physical expressiveness. The film almost feels like a collection of haunting black & white moving snapshots. The poster is meant to be one of those."

The poster is 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 75.

On sale Friday at a random time at Mondotees.com

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American Dreamer & Bone Tomahawk Movie Posters Release From Mondo

On Friday Mondo will have remaining copies of The American Dreamer by Jay Shaw. If you've never seen the documentary, it's an up close look at Dennis Hopper at his home while shooting his film, "The Last Movie," in the early 70s... and it's crazy. Here's what Jay had to say on his poster:

"When we were asked to create a poster for The American Dreamer I was instantly overwhelmed. I’ve seen the film several times and absolutely love it. It’s a candid and endearing portrait of Dennis Hopper’s maniacal creative process. Lawrence Schiller, the film’s [co-] director and acclaimed photojournalist, sent a collection of photographs he’d taken during production back in 1971. When I saw these wonderful photos I realized there was nothing we’d be able to illustrate that would capture the essence of this film in the same way. One photo in particular stood out: Dennis sitting in the middle of a group of devotees smiling toward the viewer. There’s an optimism and naiveté in that image I just love. It’s a moment you imagine Dennis would want to bask in if he could."

The American Dreamer by Jay Shaw. 24"x18" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 120.

Mondo will also have an absolutely gorgeous new poster for Bone Tomahawk by Matthew Woodson. Matthew's illustration work is on an entirely new level at the moment and they couldn't be more excited about what he delivered for one of their favorite - and most brutal - westerns to come out in the last several years.

Bone Tomahawk by Matthew Woodson. 18"x36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 275.

Both posters will be on sale Friday at a random time on Mondotees.com

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Mondo John Hillcoat Director's Series Poster Release Details

"I’ve always loved film posters from the past because they had a bold graphic flair to them, they gave films a unique and richer identity. Mondo posters and their impressive roster of artists updates and restores that honor to the movies.”
~John Hillcoat

Mondo are huge fans of John Hillcoat here at Mondo. Each of his films are wholly and uniquely different from one another, but all share a common thread which explores the various aspects of the human condition.

With his newest film, TRIPLE 9, opening in theaters this Friday, they wanted to celebrate John Hillcoat's stellar feature filmography including Australian western THE PROPOSITION by Ken Taylor, post-apocalyptic drama THE ROAD by Randy Ortiz, Prohibition-era bootlegging tale LAWLESS by Edward Kinsella and TRIPLE 9 by Jay Shaw, which follows a modern story focusing on criminals and corrupt cops in Atlanta.

The Proposition by Ken Taylor. 36"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 275.
The Proposition (Variant) by Ken Taylor. 36"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 125.

The Road by Randy Ortiz. 24"x36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 225.
The Road (Variant) by Randy Ortiz. 24"x36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 125

Triple 9 by Jay Shaw. 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 125.

Lawless by Edward Kinsella. 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 100.

All of the posters will be on sale Thursday at a random time at Mondotees.com

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Jay Shaw The Battle of Algiers Movie Poster Release From FAMP Art Exclusive World Premiere

Continuing FAMP Art’s tradition of shedding light on some of the greatest foreign films ever made, they’re excited to announce their next officially licensed release for the 1966 seminal Italian/Algerian co-production, The Battle of Algiers.

Considered one of the most influential political films ever, Gillo Pontecorvo’s The Battle of Algiers focuses on an important year in the Algerian struggle for independence from the French in the 1950s. As time goes on, the level of violence rises as the Algerians utilize guerilla tactics to attack French soldiers and civilians while the soldiers opt for torturing the insurgents. Filmed in a vivid documentary style on the streets of Algiers, The Battle of Algiers is as relevant today is it was 60 years ago due to its study of warfare in the modern age, terrorist attacks vs the harsh techniques used to counter them.

Gillo Pontecorvo’s incredibly important film still remains on many “greatest films of all-time” lists and was nominated for three Academy Awards. The score was composed by the legendary Ennio Morricone and shot in a documentary style to bring us into the heart of the conflict. The film showcases both the French and Algerian points of view so as to be as balanced as possible, choosing not to show any sort of favoritism to one side.

To capture the essence of the film, FAMP Art teamed up with artist and designer Jay Shaw to illustrate a poster that would be representative of the film and the struggles within. The design is simple, bold and, with the events going on around the world today, some might say even risqué. The film’s origins are in multiple languages, but they opted to release a print with the French title treatment, acting as a balancing mechanism to the Algerian focused illustration, similar to the way the film is structured.

The Battle of Algiers by Jay Shaw will go on sale via the FAMP Art website on February 18th at 12pm EST. The screen print measures 18”x24”, will cost $35, and is an edition of 40. The print ships World Wide except to Italy.

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Jay Shaw The Keeping Room Movie Poster Release From Mondo

Mondo's next release is close to home with a poster for Drafthouse Films' THE KEEPING ROOM by Jay Shaw. THE KEEPING ROOM tells the story of three women living together during the twilight of the American Civil War. When a pair of wayward soldiers discover the women living on their own, the trio is forced to defend themselves and their home against violent invasion.

Said Jay of the film and his poster: "The film plays like a feminist STRAW DOGS set in 1865. I loved everything about this story. Brit Marling’s portrayal of the steely matron of the house is especially captivating. In the poster she’s portrayed as a woman on fire, flanked by the graves of the men who once protected her alongside the graves of those who crossed her path for the wrong reasons.”

The Keeping Room by Jay Shaw. 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 75.

On sale Tuesday at a random time at Mondotees.com

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Jay Shaw The Look of Silence Poster Release From Mondo

On Tuesday Mondo are releasing a poster for Drafthouse Films' THE LOOK OF SILENCE, an incredible documentary by Joshua Oppenheimer, and companion to the Oscar-nominated THE ACT OF KILLING released in 2012. They're incredibly excited to release Jay Shaw's striking poster for the film, a follow-up to his ACT OF KILLING poster from a couple years back.

From Drafthouse Films:
Through Oppenheimer’s footage of perpetrators of the 1965 Indonesian genocide, a family of survivors discovers how their son was murdered, as well as the identities of the killers. The documentary focuses on the youngest son, an optometrist named Adi, who decides to break the suffocating spell of submission and terror by doing something unimaginable in a society where the murderers remain in power: he confronts the men who killed his brother and, while testing their eyesight, asks them to accept responsibility for their actions. This unprecedented film initiates and bears witness to the collapse of fifty years of silence.

On sale at random time Tuesday at Mondotees.com

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Jay Shaw I Declare War Poster Release Details From Mondo

Mondo will release Jay Shaw's poster for the brand new Drafthouse Films release, I DECLARE WAR today.

In case you haven't heard of the film, here is a synopsis:"Armed with nothing more than twigs, their imaginations and a simple set of rules, a group of 12-year-olds engaged in a lively game of Capture the Flag in the neighborhood woods start dangerously blurring the lines between make-believe and reality."

Jay's art pays homage to some iconic war movie imagery, while joyfully playing with the childish innocence captured in the film.

This poster will be available online at a random time on Thursday, August 29th Mondotees.com

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Jay Shaw The Act of Killing Movie Poster Release from Mondo

Mondo are releasing a poster in conjunction with Drafthouse Films' release of the critically acclaimed THE ACT OF KILLING. Jay Shaw did the poster and it measures 18 x 24 with an edition of 100

In this chilling and inventive documentary, the filmmakers examine a country where death squad leaders are celebrated as heroes, challenging them to reenact their real-life mass-killings in the style of the American movies they love. The hallucinatory result is a cinematic fever dream, an unsettling journey deep into the imaginations of mass-murderers and the shockingly banal regime of corruption and impunity they inhabit.

 This poster will be available online at a random time on Wednesday, July 17th at Mondotees.com

Check out the trailer for it

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Jay Shaw A Band Called Death Poster Release Details from Mondo

Poster by Jay Shaw. 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 100.

Mondo will be releasing their poster for Drafthouse Films' recent acquisition, a documentary called A BAND CALLED DEATH. For their fans who have never heard of punk trio DEATH, watch the trailer for the film HERE. Their story is fascinating.

 

In short, they were a band who's sound, some say, pre-dates The Ramones and Sex Pistols in originating Punk Rock as we know it. Trouble is, they were an all-black band with a controversial name that made record labels weary of their marketability, and so their album never got released. Unbeknownst to them, their only release, a 7" single, became a secret success in the underground vinyl collectors market. It ultimately drove the band to reunite and find unexpected success 35 years after the recording of the material. 

 

A BAND CALLED DEATH captures the fall and unexpected rise of a band who's singular vision paid off in unexpected ways. Mondo are super excited to release their new poster by Jay Shaw. Be sure to check out the film, now on VOD, when it comes out in select theaters courtesy of Drafthouse Films.

 

 This poster will be available online at a random time on Thursday, June 27th at Mondotees.com

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RoboCop by Jay Shaw & Mud Movie Poster Release Details

Poster by Jay Shaw. 18"x24" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 150.

Poster by We Buy Your Kids. 24"x36" screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 145.

Tomorrow, Mondo will have a beautiful new poster from We Buy Your Kids for the upcoming film, MUD, which opens in select theaters this Friday and is really good. They will also have a great poster from Jay Shaw for ROBOCOP!

For the first-ever Denver area Tough Guy Cinema, Mondo commissioned Littleton artist Jay Shaw to create a suitably melancholic alt-art film poster for the iconic '80s flick.  Shaw had this to say about his reimagined RoboCop imagery:

"I've always seen Robocop as a modern Frankenstein (or Prometheus) story. The monster is a reflection of his creator's narcissistic ambition. Like the Frankenstein monster, Robocop is ultimately betrayed by his makers and resigns to punish them. The themes of mad science and corporate inhumanity are represented here by a single bloody teardrop underneath a fractured Omni Consumer Products logo. I decided to utilize Polish language because the style of the piece calls to that of film posters produced in Poland during the mid-twentieth century. "Superglina," the Polish title of the film, translates literally to "Supercop" but can also mean "Violent Force".

These posters will be available online at a random time on Thursday, April 25th at Mondotees.com

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Tyler Stout & Jay Shaw Repo Man Movie Posters Release Details from Mondo

Tyler Stout

Jay Shaw

Fans of Tyler Stout & Jay Shaw are getting a big treat this week from Mondo.  Jay Shaw and Tyler Stout have once again designed the hell out of some unique, modernized, and eye-popping posters for a retro film; in this case, the film in question is the 1984 science fiction cult classic Repo Man, in which Emilio Estevez plays a punk rocker who becomes a repossession agent, meets a beautiful girl, and discovers four alien corpses in the trunk of a 1964 Chevrolet Malibu. You know, that old story.

Mondo's pair of excellent posters are being released in conjunction with Repo Man's April 16 re-release via The Criterion Collection—Shaw's artwork serves as the Criterion disc's cover, while Stout's design appears on the inner sleeve.

Here are the details on the posters

REPO MAN by Jay Shaw
Edition of 195 Size: 18x24


REPO MAN by Tyler Stout
Edition of 510 Regular / 220 Glow in the Dark Variant
Size: 18x24

Both posters go on sale tomorrow Tuesday at a random time at Mondotees.com

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Jay Shaw Massage Parlor Murders Movie Poster Release Details from Vinegar Syndrome

Wood Variant

Vinegar Syndrome is an exploitation film focused distribution company founded by genre-film lovers for genre-film lovers. VS was developed to provide them with an opportunity to have a platform through which they could cost-effectively restore and release the massive number of exploitation titles in their archive.

This week Vinegar Syndrome is releasing a Jay Shaw poster to promote the release of MASSAGE PARLOR MURDERS (1973) on Blu-ray/DVD.

Poster sale starts this Friday, April 5th at 4pm EST:
http://vinegarsyndrome.com/launch/?product=massage-parlor-murders-ltd-edition-posters

Regular Edition – $35:
Signed and numbered by Jay Shaw, limited edition of 74.
18×24, 2 color screen print on 100lb French paper.
Lovingly hand pulled by Steady Print Co of Minneapolis, MN.

Wooden ‘Hookers’ Variant – $75:
Signed and numbered by Jay Shaw, limited edition of 10.
18×24, 2 color screen print on MDF core maple wood.
Also lovingly hand pulled by Steady Print Co of The Gopher State.

Check out the trailer, heads up check your 6 it's NSFW

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RoboCop Jay Shaw Mondo Movie Poster

When the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema's Tough Guy Cinema presentation of RoboCop hits on Monday, April 8 fans of the film are in for a treat. Not only do they get to see the finest dystopian sci-fi action film ever made on the big screen -- complete with live, in-theater pyrotechnics! -- they also will get a chance to own a limited-edition piece of genuine RoboCop fine art, thanks to Mondo, Drafthouse's art division.

For the first-ever Denver area Tough Guy Cinema, Mondo commissioned Littleton artist Jay Shaw to create a suitably melancholic alt-art film poster for the iconic '80s flick.  Shaw had this to say about his reimagined RoboCop imagery:

"I've always seen Robocop as a modern Frankenstein (or Prometheus) story. The monster is a reflection of his creator's narcissistic ambition. Like the Frankenstein monster, Robocop is ultimately betrayed by his makers and resigns to punish them. The themes of mad science and corporate inhumanity are represented here by a single bloody teardrop underneath a fractured Omni Consumer Products logo. I decided to utilize Polish language because the style of the piece calls to that of film posters produced in Poland during the mid-twentieth century. "Superglina," the Polish title of the film, translates literally to "Supercop" but can also mean "Violent Force".

A small number of limited edition prints of the artwork can be purchased at the screening for $35, and Shaw himself will be on hand. If you miss your shot there, you can try to pick one up later at the Mondo website.

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Loaded Guns Gallery Show World Premier Exclusive Previews

Blunt Graffix and Galerie F has teamed up to bring you the keenest print show in town. Tommy guns, pinstripe suits, and hidden aces will be abound in this gangster-themed exhibition located in the city of sin itself. The evening’s affair will be catered by Hells Kitchen Chef Brian Merel. On March 22nd, there's going to be a hell of a show in Chicago featuring over 35 acclaimed and new artists from around the world.

Galerie F
2381 N Milwaukee Ave, Chicago, IL

Blunt Graffix
http://bluntgraffix.com
http://www.facebook.com/bluntgraffix

Galerie F
http://www.galerief.com
http://www.facebook.com/galerief

Facebook event page HERE

Now the previews

Matt Dye

Tim Jordan

Matt Dye

JP Valderrama

Last Leaf Printing

Jay Shaw

Brin Levinson

Marco Almera

Tim Jordan

Evanimal

Galerie F schedule
Open Friday at 6PM.
Open Saturday.
Open Sunday.
Closed Monday. Online Sale Monday.

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Jay Shaw's exclusive poster for the 'Starry Eyes' Kickstarter

Here is Jay Shaw's exclusive Kickstarter poster for 'Starry Eyes,' a feature horror film co-directed by Dennis Widmyer

Jay also did the artwork for their Kickstarter page and official website: www.starryeyesfilm.com.


Jay has been amazing about supporting the film. And if this isn't enough, here are some other cool things they're offering to donors:
The film is being produced by Travis Stevens ('The Aggression Scale,' 'A Horrible Way To Die') who just had two films play at SXSW this week ('Cheap Thrills' and 'Big Ass Spider.')

The Kickstarter has great rewards: Not only do they have this exclusive new art print from Jay Shaw, but Chuck Palahniuk is thanking donors in his upcoming 2014 novel 'Beautiful You.'

Also offering Producer credit, speaking roles, set visits, the opportunity to die in the film's climax, Blu-rays, T-shirts and more.

Also if you only want the poster they have a reward for just that as well

Oh, and all 17 posters from Shaw's Blue Underground set, as featured in his Mondo gallery last year.

Check it out here http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/parallacticpictures/starry-eyes-a-feature-film-of-paranoia-and-possess

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Amityville Horror Movie Poster by Jay Shaw Release Details

For Skuzzles latest limited edition silk screened movie poster they wanted to do a little something special for Valentines Day and commemorate two of their favorite lovers, George and Kathy Lutz. Actually to be honest, Valentines Day ended up falling on the same week of their poster drop, so they're just going with this story. Skuzzles' poster release this week is for one of their favorite supernatural films The Amityville Horror, featuring artwork by Jay Shaw.

They felt that too many posters in the past have focused on The Amityville Horror house entirely and asked Jay to come up with something a little different. This task was definitely hard since the house is so iconic, but they knew Jay could pull something off. Jay managed to capture the classic feel of The Amityville Horror and gave it a brand new look. Here is what Jay had to say about working on this poster:

"As you know I tend to follow the Polish school of poster design so my stuff is usually very conceptual and a bit weird. I'm not a big fan of obvious design. I also like strong central images on top of stark backgrounds. To me you get the most visual punch doing things that way.

Out of the chimney is pouring a highly detailed smokey ectoplasm that makes up George's face. Replacing George's eyes are the infamous windows that serve as the house's eyes. The idea here is that George is becoming the evil that is the house. It's also a nod to his incessant "chill" and need to stack log after log into the fireplace."

There will be 3 versions of this poster available, here's a summary of the details:

Amityville Horror Regular Edition
Size 18" x 24" featuring 6 colors
Edition size of 100
Printed on thick French Madero Beach paper

Amityville Horror Glow in the Dark Variant Edition
Size 18" x 24" featuring 7 colors and glow in the dark (GID) inks
Edition size of 50
Colors 7
Printed on thick French Madero Beach paper

Amityville Horror Maple Wood Variant Edition
Size 18" x 24" featuring 6 colors
Edition size of 18
Colors 6
Printed on 1/4" thick Maple Wood

ON SALE Friday February 15th @ 12:00PM Eastern Time on the Skuzzles homepage.

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Bottleneck Gallery's Gizmos and Gadgets Show Preview World Premier Exclusive Godmachine Hellboy

Bottleneck Gallery's first show in 2013 will be Gizmos and Gadgets. The show starts this Friday, January 18^th and will end February 3^rd. Opening reception will be from 7pm-10pm.

The show will be benefitting the Humane Society via a few ebay auctions as well as a portion of the proceeds earned from sales at the gallery. Last year they raised over $4k in 4 shows and the screenings held before the gallery opening. Obviously couldn’t have done it without everyone's support.

Online preview sale: Check Bottleneck Gallery's Facebook Page for updates

Opening Date: January 18^th 7pm-10pm

Online Sale: January 19^th 12pm eastern

It is a common saying that a man’s best friend....are his Gizmos and Gadgets? Sorry animal lovers but at this show, this new adage rings true. We are constantly reminded by popular culture that in a time of great need, there is nothing better to have at your side than something conjured up by man. Whether the Gizmo or Gadget’s idea came about while on the toilet, was made in the deep recesses of a dark and rodent filled cave, or just simply provides the speed necessary to get you from point A to point B (while eluding your followers), Bottleneck’s newest show focuses on the material items made popular by your favorite movies, television shows and books. Each artist will present a piece depicting a Gizmo or Gadget that has shaped our culture in some way, shape or form. Who said being materialistic was a bad thing....?

Mark Lone

Timothy Pittides

Zeb Love

Chris Garofalo

Bruce Yan

Alex Leighton

Florey

Jay Shaw

Clint Wilson

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