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VINTAGE FILM POSTERS

 

VINTAGE FILM POSTERS

July 7 – 31, 2015

In conjunction with the 20th Anniversary of the Stony Brook Film Festival at the Staller Center for the Arts, the Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of vintage film posters from July 7 to 31. The exhibition includes 38 original vintage film posters from the twentieth century.

Vintage Film Posters

Originating in the late nineteenth century to advertise movies, printed film posters have come to be regarded as works of art and collectors' items. This exhibition features a selection of some of the twentieth century's most compelling American and International film posters.

Vintage posters from classic films such as My Fair Lady and West Side Story are featured along with fan favorites including Pulp Fiction, The Outsiders and Rocky. In addition, a series of Charlie Chaplin silent films is screened on a continuous loop in the Gallery.

 

 

 

VINTAGE FILM POSTERS

The Gallery is open Tuesday through Friday 12-4 pm July 7-31. In addition, the Gallery is open all ten evenings of the Film Festival, July 16-25, beginning one hour before the first screening until the last screening begins. Admission is free.

Join us for the Stony Brook Film Festival Opening Night Party on Thursday, July 16 at 10pm!
The Opening Night Feature Film begins at 8pm, with dessert and drinks after the screening in the Gallery. Tickets $25 subject to availability.

 

For the Stony Brook Film Festival program and schedule, please call 631.632.ARTS or visit stonybrookfilmfestival.com. The Stony Brook Film Festival is presented by Island Federal Credit Union.

Chaplin Audrey Hepburn  blue velvet

Posters courtesy of Chisholm Larsson Gallery, NYC.

Chisholm Gallery

VINTAGE FILM POSTERS  is is organized by Karen Levitov, Director and Curator, Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery. The exhibition and the 2014-2015 Paul W. Zuccaire Gallery schedule are made possible by a generous grant from the Paul W. Zuccaire Foundation. Additional funding is provided by the Cowles Charitable Trust and the Friends of Staller Center.