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🔥New work-Mrinalini Mukherjee: Unbound Forms – Women Sculptors of India and Bangladesh at The Hepworth Wakefield.

Case Study coming soon! #notaimages

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Over 40 years of cutting edge cinema. 

Introducing our (Post)[Culture] premiere, Archive: Shinya Tsukamoto 🎞️

400 pages. Limited extras. Signed by Tsukamoto himself. Only 500 signed copies available! 🔗in our bio!
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Archive: Shinya Tsukamoto is the most comprehensive look at one of cinema's most important independent directors. 

Written by @alicia____h with a foreword by Tsukamoto's longtime friend, @gasparnoeofficial (Climax, Enter the Void), we'll unveil the journey of Tsukamoto's creative life.
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Inside, there are 500 unique assets, including never-before-seen new scripts, storyboards, photographs, props, and more from Shinya Tsukamoto's earliest days as an 8mm filmmaker, through his breakthroughs like Tetsuo: The Iron Man and Tokyo Fist, right up until the provocative Vietnam War drama Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?
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The Archive: Shinya Tsukamoto Ultimate Signed Edition comes with a signed card from Shinya Tsukamoto, a Kaiju-Theatre inspired patch, two A5 prints, a bookmark, and your choice of screen-printed shirts designed by @collect.compile
and @snipershirts.
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Each shirt is limited to only 50 pieces. Tees are printed on AM18 Heavyweight tshirts and long-sleeves are printed on AM16 Heavyweight tshirts, with sizing information available on the store page.
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What are (Post)[Culture] and Archive?

We'll be putting specific emphasis on physical ephemera from music, film and beyond.

We're collaborating with the most creative minds in the field to open their archives & present them in fresh, unique ways.
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FRUITS OF MY WOMAN
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The exhibition is accompanied by a beautifully designed booklet by @collect.compile featuring an essay by Simon Grant @simoncgrant “Everything Must Change To Stay The Same”, alongside texts exploring the exhibition’s relationship to Han Kang’s story and the wider context of Lower Hewood Farm’s dialogue between literature, land and art.⁣ Thank you Simon for your contribution!
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Fruitsa of My Woman⁣
Curated by Chantal Powell⁣
Lower Hewood Farm, Chard, TA20 4NR⁣
@lowerhewood
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