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‘The Art of Post’ celebrates personal creativity

LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK — Members of the post production community recently came together in Los Angeles and New York to explore and celebrate personal artistic achievements. Editors, animators, visual effects producers, sound designers, colorists and post supervisors behind films and shows such as Vinyl, Sex and the City, Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Oz the Great and Powerful, Money Monster, and the soon to be released Ice Age: Collision Course gathered for the bi-coastal art show, The Art of Post — Creativity After Delivery (artofpost.com).

Presented and curated by the visual effects company, The Molecule (http://www.themolecule.com) The Art of Post featured personal artwork from over 50 artists. More than 400 individuals attended the events on both coasts.

“It’s no secret the post world is filled with artists, we’re inherently creative — on and off the clock,” says Andrew Bly, co-creator of The Art of Post and co-founder of The Molecule. “But getting together and seeing the immense talent hung on the walls of leading galleries in Los Angeles and New York was truly inspirational and humbling.”

Organizers intend to make The Art of Post an annual event. If you’d like to participate in the next show, keep an eye out for the call for submissions, which will open in six months.

Additional photos can be viewed on the event’s Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/theartofpost).

A hand holds a small, caricature clay bust of a man in a suit against a white wall with a label.
People standing in a white gallery space looking at framed photographs and a brass sculpture on a pedestal.
A man with glasses observes a miniature cardboard house and a yellow toy van in a gallery setting.
A man with blue hair and glasses stands with arms crossed in front of two large comic-style art pieces.
A group of people standing in a white-walled art gallery viewing various framed artworks.
People standing and talking in a bright art gallery near a large black circular poster.
A group of people standing in a bright art gallery looking at paintings on white walls.