Artists Daniel Danger and Jay Ryan examine the gig poster scene's history and techniques at events like Flatstock during SXSW.
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Artists Daniel Danger and Jay Ryan examine the gig poster scene's history and techniques at events like Flatstock during SXSW.
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Synopsis
Artists Daniel Danger and Jay Ryan discuss the gig poster scene, a vibrant part of the independent music culture. The film features interviews with poster artists, musicians, and gallery owners, detailing the techniques behind poster creation. It covers significant events like the Flatstock poster fair at SXSW and the role of MONDO in revitalizing film posters. With roots in the 1960s, the documentary captures the ongoing dialogue about the future of gig posters and their place in contemporary art.
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Why Watch
- Meet influential gig poster artists and their work.
- Find out about the Flatstock poster fair at SXSW.
- See how gig posters connect to the music scene.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Scout Shannon and released in 2012.
- It has a runtime of 98 minutes.
- The documentary includes interviews with both poster artists and gallery owners.
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Who directed the documentary Just Like Being There?
Just Like Being There was directed by Scout Shannon.
What is the duration of the documentary Just Like Being There?
The duration of Just Like Being There is 98 minutes.
What significant event for gig posters is mentioned in the documentary?
The Flatstock poster fair at SXSW is mentioned as a milestone event for the gig poster scene.
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