pics?

lovely print, not seen one in a while, big old bugger n all from memory.

Candice Tripp recently did cover art for Let The Right One In soundtrack:



There are two editions:
White vinyl, edition of 200, comes with a 12″ x 12″ lithograph
Black vinyl, edition of 600, comes with an A2 poster

available here >

Came across this on the death waltz recording company site:

First ever release on vinyl for this modern day classic. One of the most striking and beautiful vampire movies in decades and featuring a soundtrack loaded with dark, brooding themes that still manage to be achingly melancholic at the same time.

Exclusive cover art by Candice Tripp an internationally renowned fine artist that has shown work in galleries such as Lazarides (London) & Joshua Liner (New York) and is currently represented by Black Rat Press in London.

Sleeve notes by composer Johan Söderqvist & artist Candice Tripp.

Black vinyl edition comes with an A2 poster of the cover art by Candice Tripp.

www.deathwaltzrecordingcompany.com/shop/let-the-right-one-in-black-vinyl/

Petit Mal

This week is the last chance to see the ‘Letters From
America’ show featuring Ron English, SABER, RISK and TrustoCorp and presented
by Corey Helford Gallery. The final day of the Exhibition is Wednesday June
18th. If you haven’t had chance to check it out yet then it’s well worth a
visit to see works by some of the legendary names from the US street art scene.

We are delighted to announce that our next show is a solo
exhibition and installation by the hugely talented Candice Tripp.

Exploring themes of normality, insanity, order, disorder
and the dark innocence of childhood ‘Petit Mal’ envisions Tripp’s perception of
infant ‘petit mal’ syndrome as “a brief interruption of consciousness”.

Tripp’s fascination with horror infuses all her works and
yet in their fairytale-like portrayal these works play upon suggested ideas of
inherent or hidden dangers within the landscape. Utilising the dichotomy
between her childish subjects and the distinctly adult themes which they
portray, Tripp provocatively questions the role which both ‘adult’ and ‘child’
play within those darker areas of the social psyche; she explains:

While I was painting, I kept thinking about a small town
full of young, isolated inhabitants and how every place, to a degree, has “a
way” of doing things, a way which is rarely interrupted until an outsider
witnesses and draws attention to it I found myself thinking a lot about an
interruption of consciousness - in the sense of it occurring in a group. I tend
to paint a fraction of a story- often either prelude or aftermath – and so I
ended up focusing on fictitious (often awkward social) scenarios occurring in a
town that is unaware of its single-minded lapse in judgement; Cult-like. The
idea being that children who don’t outgrow it, will fall victim to it.

At once enchanting and disorientating, fantastical and
freakish, Petit Mal takes the viewer into a child’s world full of adult intent.

Running from July 27 to August 18 at Black Rat Gallery
Shoreditch, come and witness Tripp’s bewitched/ brainwashed little children as
they hover between the cradle and the grave. The preview evening will be held
on Thursday July 26th from 6pm onwards.
Invites will be sent out later in the week.

Amazingly talented artist and beautiful person.

Does anyone have a copy of the PDF they could send me?

Sorted, thanks

Sign me up if it still going around. I love Candices work

Same here. Thanks.

email tiffany@blackrat.com for the pdf and come see her installation and drink absinthe on thursday.

works from Candice's latest show is now up online:

blackrat will be releasing a new print soon

I love this print, just wish it wasn't on a bright red background!