A set of nine original posters from Preservation MusicDesign: Mark GowingVarious sizes2015 FE007Edition: 10 sets For over 15 years seminal label Preservation Music was dedicated to releasing diverse artists and styles from the frontiers of sound. Needless to say, this commitment to representing the best of the avant-garde extends to the CDs’ packaging material, which always strikes the right note. The Preservation posters are the work of award-winning designer Mark Gowing, who designed the posters to double as innovative packaging solutions for the label’s titles of 2006 to 2009. Since then, Preservation’s cover art and posters have garnered local and international acclaim and awards, including a coveted Golden Bee at the 2010 Moscow International Biennale of Graphic Design. Featuring a variety of uncoated papers and special inks, these nine Preservation posters are now available, for the first time, as a collectable set. As highly sought-after pieces, they are fast becoming scarce, so let them be music to your eyes while you still can. See also: Outside Material: The Cover Art of Preservation Music. Post: Post2006Offset print260 × 388 mm Tom Carter and Robert Horton: Monsters of Felt2007Offset print in metallic bronze and black453 × 647 mm Sun: I’ll Be the Same2007Offset print in fluorescent orange and black387 × 520 mm Aaron Martin: River Water2007Offset print490 × 650 mm Richard Skelton: Marking Time2008Offset print650 × 910 mm Oliver Mann: The Possum Wakes at Night2008Offset print in red and black420 × 594 mm Pimmon: Smudge Another Yesterday2009Offset print in brown and black387 × 530 mm Heather Woods Broderick: From the Ground2009Offset print in metallic bronze, silver and fluorescent pink387 × 520 mm Aaron Martin: Chautauqua2009Offset print in orange and black650 × 910 mm
