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Tim Doyle’s “UnReal Estate” Series Launches Its Third Exhibition Next Week

By | January 31st, 2014
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Opening next week in sunny San Francisco, California, the third installment of Tim Doyle’s “UnReal Estate” series will be opening in the Spoke Art gallery.

For those unaware, Tim Doyle is a fantastic artist who for the last three years has brought to life different iconic locations from pop culture in this series. Past years have included places from Arrested Development, Futurama and Twin Peaks to name a few, and every year Tim seems to out do himself. The gallery will open on February 6th, with limited edition prints available to the first 100 attendees, and all remaining unsold prints will be placed online on Friday at Spoke Art’s website. And while not all the prints have been revealed (only the above print, entitled “A Criminal Lawyer” and featuring Saul Goodman’s office from Breaking Bad), the word on the proverbial street is that this year’s show will include prints from Six Feet Under, Futurama, Game of Thrones and The Simpsons, to name a few.

Now, from experience, these things go fast. I’m talking “you’ll have the print in your cart and click ‘pay’ and get a message it sold out in between the time it took you to move the mouse to the ‘pay’ button” fast. So if you’re interested, set up an account now on Spoke Art’s website and get your PayPal ready as well. Otherwise you’re likely to miss out.

Or, you know, go to the show if you can. I wish I could.

For more details or to RSVP to the gallery opening, you can head on over to the Facebook e-vite page. If you’d like to see some examples of the past two years of “UnReal Estates,” take a look here. I have a few of these prints hanging on my wall myself, and they are excellent.


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