Balade au pays des artistes - The Book LA SLOW ILLUSTRATIONS

€20.00

Info

104 pages on 104g/m² paper
A4 format (21 x 29.7 cm), glossy hardback cover sewn with linen thread
With a central section of 8 full-page glossy exhibition posters
Cover designed by Camille de Cussac

When you open this book, you'll be plunging headfirst into an alternative universe. In this world, anything is possible, especially the impossible. Colourful, intense, funny, powerful, evocative, dreamlike, bizarre or poetic, this world is the land of artists. And we really wanted to explore it. To celebrate its 10th anniversary and thank the hundred or so artists who put their trust in us, SLOW Galerie asked them a question: what's it like to be an artist? They gave us their answers in 26 words, gathered together in this illustrated alphabet book with videos and QR codes. From A for Atelier, to Z for Zinzin, you'll find out all about these lives devoted to making dreams come true with a little colour and a lot of talent.

Shipping

Prices unframed (framing only on site when purchasing in the gallery) ● certificate of authenticity ● Reinforced packaging ● Colissimo shipping, relay points or click & collect at the gallery Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 7pm ● After-sales service Tuesday to Saturday, 11am to 7pm: +33 1 43 55 44 68 ● Shipping costs do not include any customs charges for non-EU countries.

Pigment Inks (Fine Art Giclee)

Printing technique

Pigment ink or "Fine Art" prints are produced on quality paper by high precision, individually calibrated, inkjet printers densely charged with pigments. The result is an exceptional color and light that is stable over time for more than 70 years.

Framing and mat

Suggestion

All works can be framed on site at the gallery. With or without a master key, in raw or black oak frames for some.

The artist LA SLOW ILLUSTRATIONS

LA SLOW Galerie's elephant was designed by Amandine Delaunay, aka Le Loup Blanc. It's so beautiful that we wanted to use it on posters and tote bags, and elephants bring good luck, so ...

See the artist's profile