Curated
Film
Posters
Since 2014
About the Roxie Theater:
The Roxie Theater, a San Francisco landmark in the Mission District, brings people together to meet and connect through distinctive cinematic experiences.
Guided by the passionate belief that engaging with a movie doesn’t end with the credits, the Roxie Theater invites filmmakers, curators, entertainers and educators to interact with audiences. They provide inspiration and opportunity for the next generation, and serve as a forum for the independent film community reflecting the spirit of the diverse Bay Area population.
The Roxie Theater is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
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About the Series:
Since 2014, the Roxie Theater Poster series has enlisted some of the world’s most compelling contemporary artists and illustrators.
These dynamic compositions revitalize the lost art of film poster design, presenting classic and modern films in an all new light.
The screen printed format of these hand made posters provides a stark contrast to the mass produced one-sheets commonly seen today and celebrate our love for analog media - both on the screen and off.
About the Curator:
Ken Hashimoto Harman is a curator, gallerist and arts writer based in New York City. He is the owner of multiple contemporary art galleries including Hashimoto Contemporary and Harman Projects, where he has curated over three hundred exhibitions. He has also worked as an independent curator for the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation and the Moleskine Foundation.
As an arts writer, Ken has been published extensively in Hi-Fructose Magazine, where he served as online editor from 2010 to 2012. He has authored two titles for Abrams Books, "The Wes Anderson Collection, Volume Three: Bad Dads" in 2016 and "My Neighbor Hayao: Art Inspired by the Films of Miyazaki" in 2020.