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bookriot: At 26 Greek Street, in the West End of London,...
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bookriot:
At 26 Greek Street, in the West End of London, Minalima are now exhibiting the graphic art of Harry Potter. Spread out over four floors, the exhibit also shows some of Minalima’s other work, including a really whimsical and beautiful collection dedicated to collective nouns (A Hum of bees! A Caravan of Camels!) The windows of the House are completely delightful, with hundreds of Harry’s letters hanging from wires to give the appearance of a deluge. More letters line the stairs and walls, showing up throughout the floors of the house to remind you how it all began.
The rickety, winding-stairs building with sloped ceilings and small windows is the perfect home for Potter paraphernalia. Prints line the walls- posters from the Quidditch World Cup, merchandise from Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes, and endless front pages from the Daily Prophet dominate the space walls and sometimes ceiling. These are the people who made the Marauder’s Map a reality, and the exhibition puts you right into the film world.
http://ift.tt/2aeERgY
bookriot:
At 26 Greek Street, in the West End of London, Minalima are now exhibiting the graphic art of Harry Potter. Spread out over four floors, the exhibit also shows some of Minalima’s other work, including a really whimsical and beautiful collection dedicated to collective nouns (A Hum of bees! A Caravan of Camels!) The windows of the House are completely delightful, with hundreds of Harry’s letters hanging from wires to give the appearance of a deluge. More letters line the stairs and walls, showing up throughout the floors of the house to remind you how it all began.
The rickety, winding-stairs building with sloped ceilings and small windows is the perfect home for Potter paraphernalia. Prints line the walls- posters from the Quidditch World Cup, merchandise from Weasley’s Wizard Wheezes, and endless front pages from the Daily Prophet dominate the space walls and sometimes ceiling. These are the people who made the Marauder’s Map a reality, and the exhibition puts you right into the film world.
http://ift.tt/2aeERgY