TERRY ZWIGOFF
2023 fine art print / edition of 10 / $200.00
Before hitting his cinematic stride, filmmaker TERRY ZWIGOFF paid his dues as a shipping clerk, printer, welfare office worker, and underground comix publisher. He also played cello in his cartooning friend R. Crumb's Cheap Suit Serenaders band, and in the 1980s wrote a regular column offering advice to the lovelorn for Crumb's Weirdo magazine.
Zwigoff's first film was an hour-long documentary titled LOUIE BLUIE (1985), about blues and string musician Howard Armstrong. His followup—nine years in the making—was worth waiting for. CRUMB (1994) was a celebrated chronicle of R. Crumb and the cartooning legend's dysfunctional family. The film won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance and earned citations and accolades from the New York and Los Angeles Film Critics and the Directors Guild of America. It became the third highest grossing documentary of all time.
Zwigoff's next film was an adaption of Daniel Clowes's graphic novel GHOST WORLD (2001), which became an art house hit and landed on over 150 Ten Best Films lists. Zwigoff and co-screenwriter Clowes were both nominated for Academy Awards for Best Adapted Screenplay. His subsequent films were the Billy Bob Thornton black comedy BAD SANTA (2003) and ART SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL (2006), adapted from Clowes' graphic novel.
Zwigoff's first film was an hour-long documentary titled LOUIE BLUIE (1985), about blues and string musician Howard Armstrong. His followup—nine years in the making—was worth waiting for. CRUMB (1994) was a celebrated chronicle of R. Crumb and the cartooning legend's dysfunctional family. The film won the Grand Jury Prize at Sundance and earned citations and accolades from the New York and Los Angeles Film Critics and the Directors Guild of America. It became the third highest grossing documentary of all time.
Zwigoff's next film was an adaption of Daniel Clowes's graphic novel GHOST WORLD (2001), which became an art house hit and landed on over 150 Ten Best Films lists. Zwigoff and co-screenwriter Clowes were both nominated for Academy Awards for Best Adapted Screenplay. His subsequent films were the Billy Bob Thornton black comedy BAD SANTA (2003) and ART SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL (2006), adapted from Clowes' graphic novel.
In 2021 Zwigoff was interviewed on Gilbert Gottfried's Amazing Colossal Podcast. They discussed clueless focus groups, misbehaving movie stars, tacked-on happy endings, the comedy stylings of Margaret Dumont—and Drew Friedman! The episode can be heard here.
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Only ten (10) prints of TERRY ZWIGOFF were produced for this edition. Each print is signed in the lower right by the artist, hand-titled in the center, and numbered in the lower left (all beneath the image). We are now offering print numbers 1/10 thru 5/10, unframed, for $200 each (plus shipping). Prices will increase for subsequent prints as the edition depletes.
The image area is approximately 16" high x 15" wide centered on an untrimmed 22" x 17" sheet. Paper, ink, and production specifications, as well as shipping details, are available on our PRINT SPECS page.
The image area is approximately 16" high x 15" wide centered on an untrimmed 22" x 17" sheet. Paper, ink, and production specifications, as well as shipping details, are available on our PRINT SPECS page.