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I didn't take many photos inside the exhibit because it was small/cramped and I didn't want to be a douchelord and get in peoples way. Here is some footage from the exhibit's NYC stop earlier this year (there were three stops, NYC, SF and LA):
Quentin VS Coen - A Tribute to Tarantino & the Brothers from Colin M Day on Vimeo.
I cracked down and bought a print of the angry Samuel L. Jackson/Jules image. The original canvas was going for $3,000 =0
Here's MOAR Tarantino VS Coen Brothers madness for you bloggers to enjoy:
Tarantino vs Coen Brothers from Leandro Copperfield on Vimeo.
Although I don't really attend art exhibitions often I usually do enjoy them when I go. With that said I would LOVE to have had the opportunity to have went to this exhibition, you're incredibly lucky man. Both Tarantino and the Coen brothers are incredible talents, the Big Lebowski is so awesome, I'm honestly jealous of you for getting to experience that buddy, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeletethat looks like a good time.
ReplyDeleteDude, really? That one sounds amazing. I mean I've been to my share of nice ones, but that one would've given me that nice warm feeling you get when something you want to see done gets done. Sounds badass, just plain awesome badassness.
ReplyDeletethat's my kind of art!
ReplyDeletefavorite coen bros film... now im not a film geek. True grit or the big lebowski
ReplyDeletefavorite tarantino movies were Kill Bill 1@2. Fuck yeah.
That madness was awesome, I loved kill bill 1 too. It's good to 'crack down' sometimes, maybe it will turn out to be the most awesomest thing you've bought?
ReplyDeleteWow, that is one awesome art exhibit.
ReplyDeletePretty cool. QT and the Coens are two filmmakers who influenced me a lot when I was younger.
ReplyDeletenice.
ReplyDeleteQuentin wins
ReplyDeleteso that's art.
ReplyDeletewhoa. Tarantino was the man behind "Kill Bill" right? great movie! ^_^
It fits pretty well because both the Coens and Tarantino are very stylized in their approaches and their films lend themselves to that kind of art.
ReplyDeleteMy God I'm jealous. I read about this somewhere. I really wish I could've attended.
ReplyDeleteI'm a huuuuuge fan of Tarantino. I remember introducing Reservoir Dogs to the majority of my sixth grade class.
Enjoy your Jules print!
I would love the Samuel L. Jackson one! :D
ReplyDeleteQuentin is the BOSS.
ReplyDeleteUh I'm super jealous!! This looked like an amazing time. Quentin and Coen are both great but I love my Quentin!
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