Neko Case

Poster for her show in Philadelphia, PA. sollscreened in six colors. The poster measures 18"x 34" in a 6 color silkscreen design. The posters are signed and numbered in an edition of 250.

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About the poster:

The image refers to her, song "Deep Red Bells" on her latest album called Black Listed. The song is about the Green River Killer. She was ten or so growing up in Tacoma when the killings started in the town of Auburn, about 15 miles from hers. She was caught up in the paranoia as a kid, making sure to never be alone with out being accompanied by someone. He was recently caught after avoiding the police for some 20 years.

I did a little research and I made the Truck the make and model of the one the Green River Killer used to lure prosititutes to their demise. I took liberty with the color, making it red, instead of having some gorey hand sticking out of the water.

There's a quote from her song in text on the river bank in the poster. It reads:

"He lead you to this hiding place, his lightning threats on silver tongue. Red Bells beckon you to ride, hand print on the driver side. It looks a lot like engine oil and tastes like being poor and small and popsicles in Summer."