CLIVE BARKER ARCHIVE ACCESS

Never before has Clive Barker opened his personal archives, offering a rare opportunity to view and purchase limited edition giclees, posters – some signed and editioned. Imagery includes posters of pen and ink drawings from the mid-1990's; posters from prior gallery exhibitions, classic Barker imagery like "The Arsonist", "Door to the Primal Room", "The Lighthouse" from Abarat, "Pinhead" and more. Select posters, prints and giclees are available in a range of prices, beginning at $10, with artist signed pieces starting at $70. Various sizes and subjects are available in very limited supply.

Clive Barker is a celebrated horror-fantasy writer and filmmaker he unfailingly jumps between genre, media and methods while communicating his ideas about the human condition. No one word is adequate to describe Barker – visionary, fantasist, novelist, poet, painter, director, master storyteller. He prefers, Imaginer. Barker has a phenomenal imagination and vision, leading his fans on extraordinary and fabulous journeys in theatre, movies and novels. Clive is the bestselling author of 20+ books, including the New York Times bestsellers Abarat; Abarat: Days of Magic, Nights of War; Abarat: Absolute Midnight and The Thief of Always. He's made horror films – Hellraiser, Nightbreed and the acclaimed Academy Award winning drama Gods and Monsters. An inveterate seeker, Barker traverses between styles with ease, from lucid dreamscapes to visceral horror to existential drama to pan-sexual erotica. As much a visualist as a wordsmith, Clive frequently turns to the canvas to fuel his imagination. What gives Barker's work its strength bringing audiences across the world back to his alchemical cosmos over and over is his passion for colour, for words, for life and his belief in the collective unconscious – its power to inspire, terrify, and ultimately heal.

Check out this rare opportunity to purchase Clive Barker's art: http://bit.ly/oaart All of the art in this collection comes directly and exclusively from Clive Barker's studio in California. Once they're sold out, they're gone – so if you see something you like, snap it up!