ALTERNATIVE MOVIE POSTER AND LIMITED EDITIONS
🪓STANLEY KUBRICK 2025👨🏻🚀
OUR EXHIBITIONS 🎨
🏰 FANTASY WORLD 🧚
MOVIE ANIMALS…DOGS, CATS &CO 🐶🐱🐊🐺🐷👻
💃🏻 CRAZY ABOUT CINEMA – FOLIE Á CINÉ 🤡
🦅 HITCHCOCK’S VERTIGO 🔪
🎭 MOVIE FACES 🎭
Soggettiva Gallery pays hommage to cinematic portraits
🇺🇸 AMERICAN MOVIE PLACES 🏛️
from New York to Los Angeles: a journey through cinema and the United States
Mulholland Drive by George Townley
Ghostbusters by Casey Callender
🇯🇵 MY NEIGHBOUR MIYAZAKI AND THE FAR EAST 🦖
The Miyazaki show is enriched by works inspired by the Far East
👭🏼CINEMATIC WOMEN 👑
Since 8/1 until 9/3 the new show
STANLEY KUBRICK 2025
From 8 January to 9 March 2025, Subjectiva Gallery pays homage, in an unmissable exhibition, to Stanley Kubrick with over 50 unpublished alternative movie posters created by 20 international artists, inspired by his extraordinary filmography.
NOT JUST A DREAM
Soggettiva Gallery inaugurates the new year and the 2025 season with an unmissable tribute to Stanley Kubrick with an extraordinary exhibition: “STANLEY KUBRICK 2025 – A dream is never just a dream”, a journey through the cinematic legacy of one of the greatest directors.
THE ARTISTS AND THEIR WORK: AN AMAZING SHOW
2025 marks two important anniversaries in Kubrick’s career: the 50th anniversary of Barry Lyndon and the 45th anniversary of The Shining. The exhibition will also pay homage to the director’s entire production; from 2001: A Space Odyssey to A Clockwork Orange; from early works such as Armed Robbery, Paths of Glory, Lolita, through Full Metal Jacket to his latest enigmatic film, Eyes Wide Shut. Also on display are works dedicated to Doctor Strangelove.
Barry Lyndon, a sumptuous and often unrecognized masterpiece, celebrates 50 years with two extraordinary works. Veronica Chessa creates a “collectible” painting: inside a precious porcelain figurine depicting the Lyndon couple on a rural pedestal, while Nick Charge dedicates a touching work to the melancholy Lady Lyndon.
The Shining is the film that most provided creative “shimmers” to the artists on display. Todd Alcott is present with his irreverent “Shining Bourbon” poster at the Overlook bar. The cult scene “Here’s Johnny” inspires different graphic interpretations: Jerome Caskets tells it like a page from a graphic novel, while Max Dalton presents it like an illustrated screenplay. NateMoonLife and Doaly play with the obsessive repetition of the famous “All work and no play…”.
A Clockwork Orange has left a profound mark on the collective imagination, thanks also to the Korova Milk Bar. This space is celebrated in the works of Mark Borgions and Stella Ygris. James Hobson transforms Dude Alex into a musical note on Beethoven’s score, underlining the centrality of music; while Sarah Sumeray jokes about the “Ludovico Technique”.
2001: A Space Odyssey explores other worlds and new visions, remaining one of the most enigmatic and revolutionary works in the history of cinema. HAL 9000 is the protagonist of many works: Anthony Petrie represents its malfunction, while Fernando Reza imagines an ironic trial entitled People of the Earth vs HAL 9000, in which artificial intelligence finds itself answerable for its actions. Jason Yang celebrates HAL’s heartbreaking farewell to Dave Bowman.
OUR EXHIBITIONS 👀
🏰 FANTASY WORLD 🧚
MOVIE ANIMALS…DOGS, CATS &CO 🐶🐱🐊🐺🐷👻
💃🏻 CRAZY ABOUT CINEMA – FOLIE Á CINÉ 🤡
HITCHCOCK’S VERTIGO 🔪
🎭 MOVIE FACES 🎭
Soggettiva Gallery pays hommage to cinematic portraits
🇺🇸 AMERICAN MOVIE PLACES
from New York to Los Angeles: a journey through cinema and the United States