Book store surreal artwork literature written works

Book store surreal artwork literature written works

Surreal Fantasy Artworks Neo-surrealism or Final Frontier Voyager Product Details, Paperback, 120 Pages, 100+ color images and never published before paintings and graphics. Copyright: George Grie (Standard Copyright Licence) Edition: First Edition Publisher: InterArtCenter Published: Mar 31 2014 Language: English Pages: 120 Binding: Paperback US Trade Paper COVER FINISH: GLOSSY Full Color Bleed on White paper ISBN-13: 978-1463576394 (CreateSpace-Assigned) ISBN-10: 1463576390 BISAC: Art / Individual Artist Weight: 0.3 kg Dimensions: 8.5" x 8.5" (21.59 x 21.59 cm) Buy Now at Amazon.com

Infinite Improbability GIFT EDITION (Sold Out) the best of George Grie, surreal art imagery Product Details, Hardcover, 45 Pages, This publication presents the surrealist artworks of George Grie; 60+ color photo-quality images and never published before paintings and graphics. One of the first digital artists to apply the insights of Sigmund Freud to the digital art, approaching the subconscious with extraordinary understanding and imagination. Publisher: InterArtCenter Published: March 29, 2014 Language: English Pages: 45 Binding: Hardcover (casewrap) COVER FINISH: GLOSSY Interior: InkFull colour ISBN-10: BISAC: Art / Individual Artist Weight: 0.2 kg Dimensions: (centimetres) 22.86 wide x 17.78 tall Free PDF file

Mr. Decorator or Letters to a Friend by George Grie

Biographical Memoirs, Funny stories, Memories of real people, and events of my life. Free online reading.

Funny adventures of avant-garde artists. The first exhibitions of the underground ECHO, Tower and so on. Actual events and people of the late 1980s.	Stories about the artist who was drafted into the Soviet Army after graduating from the OmGPI Institute. Memories of real people and events of the mid-1980s.	Funny stories about three artists, students of the OmGPI, who went to a school practice in a Siberian village. Memories of real people and events of the mid-1980s, the very beginning of perestroika.	Adventures of non-conformist artists. Life of the St. Petersburg underground, Pushkinskaya-10. Exhibitions and meetings with interesting people, musicians, and artists: DDT, Aquarium, Nautilus Pompilius, Mitki, etc., 1980-90s.	How did former Pioneer and Komsomol member comes to the idea of emigration? The first foreign exhibitions were in London and Helsinki, St. Petersburg, and other cities. Creative formation and views on contemporary art.