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Paradiso Prints: Kokoroko door Daan van Bommel (heruitgave)

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Paradiso Prints: Kokoroko door Daan van Bommel (heruitgave)Paradiso Prints is een platform wat talentvolle lokale designers koppelt aan artiesten die in Paradiso optreden. De designer ontwerpt in opdracht van Paradiso en in samenspraak met de artiest een unieke poster. Deze posters worden vervolgens in een beperkte oplage verkocht tijdens concerten en via de Paradiso webshop. Kijk voor meer informatie over het project op www. paradisoprints. nl Over de designer Daan van Bommel is een kunstenaar en illustrator

Paradiso Prints is een platform wat talentvolle lokale designers koppelt aan artiesten die in Paradiso optreden. De designer ontwerpt in opdracht van Paradiso en in samenspraak met de artiest een unieke poster. Deze posters worden vervolgens in een beperkte oplage verkocht tijdens concerten en via de Paradiso-webshop. Kijk voor meer informatie over het project op www.paradisoprints.nl

Over de designer
Daan van Bommel is een kunstenaar en illustrator uit Breda en wil met zijn werk mensen inspireren, laten glimlachen en anders laten kijken naar hun omgeving. Vanuit zijn atelier zoekt hij actief de verbinding met wijken, scholen en gemeenschappen, waarbij hij zijn doelgroep vaak betrekt in het maakproces. Zijn illustraties zijn vrolijk en kleurrijk, en zitten vol speelsheid en luchtigheid, met ruimte voor reflectie en subtiele kritiek op actuele thema’s.

Kokoroko
Het Londense collectief Kokoroko maakt een eigentijdse mix van Afrobeat, highlife, jazz en soul, geworteld in de Afrikaanse diaspora. In juli verscheen hun tweede album 'Tuff Times Never Last' via Brownswood Recordings. De plaat is een ode aan veerkracht en viering, met invloeden uit West-Afrikaanse disco, lovers rock, neo-soul en Brit-funk. De single ‘Sweetie’ laat horen hoe Kokoroko zich steeds verder beweegt richting het dansbare.

Let op: poster ophalen bij het concert?
Ga je naar een van de twee concerten in Paradiso op 29 of 30 januari, en wil je de poster daar ophalen? Vul dan bij betaling de code PARAOPHAAL in, op deze manier betaal je geen verzendkosten.

Please note: poster pick-up at Paradiso?
Are you attending one of the Kokoroko shows at Paradiso on January 29 or 30, and would you like to pick up the poster there? Enter the code PARAOPHAAL when checking out. This way, you won't pay any shipping costs. 

Formaat: A3
Oplage: 100
Ontwerp: Daan van Bommel
Druktechniek: 4 kleuren RISO-print op 175 grams natuurpapier

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