Win a limited edition signed print by David Lynch | Little White Lies

Win a lim­it­ed edi­tion signed print by David Lynch

02 Jul 2019

Words by Adam Woodward

Elderly man painting a large red cross on a white canvas in a dimly lit room.
Elderly man painting a large red cross on a white canvas in a dimly lit room.
The film­mak­er and artist has cre­at­ed the piece to mark his first major UK exhi­bi­tion, which opens at HOME Man­ches­ter this month.

David Lynch is tak­ing over HOME Man­ches­ter from 6 July to 29 Sep­tem­ber for his first major UK exhi­bi­tion, ​‘My Head is Dis­con­nect­ed’, which runs as part of Man­ches­ter Inter­na­tion­al Fes­ti­val 2019 and promis­es to offer an immer­sive peak inside the mind of this unique artist.

To mark the occa­sion, Lynch has cre­at­ed a print enti­tled ​‘Four (4) Heads Came Out on Wednes­day’. A haunt­ed mono­chrome art­work filled with Lynchi­an men­ace, the piece depicts a mul­ti-head­ed per­son wail­ing against the back­drop of a lone house set on a slop­ing hillside.

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The print is being released in a lim­it­ed edi­tion of 100, each per­son­al­ly signed by the artist, and will be avail­able to pur­chase in per­son from HOME from Thurs­day 4 July. Excit­ing­ly, we’ve got one to give away as an exclu­sive to LWLies readers.

To be in with a chance of win­ning, sign up to our newslet­ter – we’ll be send­ing out an email lat­er today with details of how to enter.

‘My Head is Dis­con­nect­ed’ is part of the David Lynch at HOME sea­son, which runs until 29 Sept and fea­tures live music, film screen­ings and spe­cial events. Man­ches­ter Inter­na­tion­al Fes­ti­val runs 4 – 21 July. For more info vis­it mif​.co​.uk

Black and white image depicting a stylised figure with arms raised, captioned "For (sic) gods can on Wednesday".

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