Artist Kristen Stein goes SyFy

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Artist Kristen Stein goes SyFy

POSTED: Thursday, September 17, 2009, 5:30 PM

Filed Under: Arts | TV | Philly Artists | Visual Art | The Showdown Last Night

Local gal artist Kristen Stein tells us that her digital collage photo collaboration with Lyse Marion, "Spirit of Autumn Fire" (pictured above), cameoed on the most recent episode of SyFy series Warehouse 13, about a government storage area that holds paranormal objects ' so, essentially, it's about that place where you see stick the ark of the convenant at the end of Raiders. Stein actually has the piece up for sale on her Etsy site. You can watch the episode, courtesy of Hulu, below. It's hung up in Leena's Bed & Breakfast, and first appeared in the episode "Breakdown."

Kristen Stein

Posted 2009-09-17 13:34:41

Thank you so much for story about "Spirit of Autumn Fire" making an appearance on Syfy's "Warehouse 13". Lyse and I are very excited and thrilled with the response that it's received.  If folks want to watch episode 'Breakdown', it's online here: http://www.syfy.com/rewind/?sid=1132899  (The link above didn't seem to work.)



Thanks again Molly. We appreciate it!



kristen

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Lyse Marion

Posted 2009-09-17 20:10:40

Thank you so much your featuring our artwork. The set desinger for Warehouse 13 bought 5 of my workworks for this show, including this collaborative piece with Kristin Stein. A wonderful artist to work with and so happy to have produced this work with her.

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