"Midnight in the Garden of Earthly Delights" poster

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"Midnight in the Garden of Earthly Delights" poster

$40.00

This poster is made in celebration of “Midnight in the Garden of Earthly Delights” by Faran Riley Peterson and Catherine Counihan for their installation in the Drive Thru Art Box at Green Truck Pub.

Posters are printed on semi-gloss 170gsm archival paper. Two sizes re available: 20x30” and 24x36”. Shipping is available at checkout. Please allow 2 weeks for shipping

Local purchasers will be contacted when posters are available for pick up during Sulfur Studios’ regular business hours: TH - SUN from noon - 5PM

About the installation at Green Truck Pub:

Cat and Faran were born and raised in Savannah, GA. The two met in high school and became fast friends as young adults. They bonded over their love of art, shared Irish heritage and trans generational Catholic guilt. They have collaborated on several projects over the years, including a noise band that toured in 2007. Both artists moved away from Savannah for quite a few years only to return in their mid-30s and rekindle their old friendship and collaborative spirit.

“Midnight in the Garden of Earthly Delights” is an homage to Heironymous Bosch’s three paneled opus, “The Garden of Earthly Delights,” and the artists’ love and grievances for their hometown. For better or worse Savannah is rapidly changing. The city has managed to hang on to its authentic grit despite the best efforts of real estate developers and investors to scrub it clean. In this triptych, the artists honor the city’s past and present as well as its weird and wonderful characters while also nodding towards some of its more sordid elements. Like Bosch’s painting, this piece depicts a certain version of heaven on earth as well as a darkness just around the corner.

The Drive Thru Art Box was started in 2012 by Matt Hebermehl and Mike Williams as part of the SeeSAW (See Savannah Art Walls) Project, a public arts initiative. Jessica Leigh Lebos led the way with the first yarn bomb installation. Sulfur Studios is proud to continue this unique way of presenting public art to the local community.

“Midnight in the Garden of Earthly Delights” is on display at the Drive Thru Art Box at Green Truck Pub from April 10th - June 8th, 2022, and can be seen anytime of day or night.

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