Marquee Merch

In the late 70's / early 80's Idiot Dancers were riding high on the crest of the post-punk wave, constantly touring the UK and picking up consistent music press acclaim. This album captures them live onstage at the legendary Marquee Wardour St London

Ah summer! The time of freedom from school...and the war against boredom! Here's an art piece that captures some of the fun of summer and puts it to good use! From going to the pool, visiting the beach, to staying in and watching movies or doing some coloring, the possibilities are endless for summer!

This spring, let the new adventures begin.

Midnight Express

Fan Art Made Special Gift

Most times than not, you traveled under this marquee as you made your way into the side door queue. Understated art deco love.

Fan Art Made Special Gift

Television graphic print

I fell into the aaaaarms....

Villains Day Stalk Around The Park

Words reading, Low Level Celebrity. Celebrity being surrounded by marquee lights.

Television Band Television Band Television Band

A typography photograph featuring a retro sign found at the fairground. From my TtV (Through the Viewfinder) series. The dust, scratches and blur from the vintage camera give a lovely old effect.

Artwork of the entrance and marquee of the Tampa Theatre as it appeared on opening night October 15th 1926. Work shows the classic theatre marquee on a beautiful starry night with a crescent moon...

The Marquee Club was a small and relatively cheap club, located in the heart of the music industry in London's West End, and used to launch the careers of generations of rock acts.

Sunset at Oxwich Bay, Gower with the Oxwich Bay Hotel wedding marquee on the right hand side.

Oxwich Bay, Gower with the Oxwich Bay Hotel and wedding marquee on the right hand side.

Let's Waltz

And it's a whole lot more than anyhow

Getting good reactions with your evil talk

It's All About Me

FIREFIGHTER AND BEER

I want to fly, fly up a fountain

Little Johnny Jewel

I want a nice little boat made out of ocean

Red neon light sign of a store called "Trash" in the Lower East Side

Fan Art Made Special Gift

The Strand Theater opened in Key West in the early 1920’s. Almost a century ago, it sat 800 people, offering southern Floridians a look at silent films and the latest talking pictures of the day. It operated well into the 1980's, losing out to home theaters and movies complexes. It later became the home of the Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Odditorium in 1993. The theater was then sold in December 2001 and closed in April 2002. It has since become a branch of the Walgreens pharmacy empire. Many of the historic elements of the theater were saved and remain as in the original structure, including its facade, marquee, various aspects of the interior, the lobby tile, marble stairs, and its wodden floors. All images are taken with a Cano...

The Marquee Club was a small and relatively cheap club, located in the heart of the music industry in London's West End, and used to launch the careers of generations of rock acts.

Golden Arrow

The Last Drive-In will never die.

DAD in old marquee lights brightly colored

Playhouse Square in all it's beauty is locatied on Euclid Avenue in the Cleveland, Ohio theater district area. It is the largest performing arts center outside of New York. With recent renovations, including the installation of a large chandelier, Playhouse Square is a popular landmark for the City Of Cleveland.

The marquee of the legendary September 19, 1978 show at the Capitol Theater, Passaic, NJ!

Front of the sign for the famed Chicago Theatre lit up for the evening.

If you like to watch movies, talk about movies, talk about making movies, or talk about anything that has to do with movies, then you may be one.