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Brian and Sara Turner have been making posters for nearly a decade. In 2003, they started Cricket Press from a tiny studio in their home of Lexington, KY. Since then, they have created gig posters for hundreds of bands ranging from indie-rock to free-jazz, bluegrass to punk; as well as promotional work for events both local and national.

Together they have created their own unique and quirky vision of the world, translating their characteristic illustrations through the hand-printed processes of letterpress and screen-printing. When they’re not ruining their clothes slinging ink on posters, Cricket Press also spends a good deal of time on numerous design and illustration projects, as well as making various hand-printed goods and ephemera.

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A Collection of Paintings & Screen-prints by Sara L. Turner

Revelry Gallery
980 Barret Ave.
Louisville KY 40204

January 6 - February 14, 2012
Opening Reception Fri. Jan. 6, 6pm-11pm

Last Friday marked the opening reception of my solo show Tiny Ghost Stories. The exhibit included 18 small paintings and 11 screenprinted art prints…all beautifully displayed by Revelry in their gallery space.

The collection of tiny paintings. And though you can see the pieces on my Tiny Ghosts Stories site nothing compares to seeing paintings up-close and in-person and I hope folks can see this exhibit as it was meant…small & personally.

The gallery/boutique was packed all night. It was amazing!

Hey! Some pieces sold that night!

The exhibit runs until Valentine’s Day - February 14th 2012 - at the Revelry Gallery. Please stop by, not only to check out Tiny Ghost Stories, but to check out the Boutique as a whole. It was beautiful & inspiring and provides a venue more towns need to support and encourage. Thank you Revelry!

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