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[title]Attention fans! AWA (Accidentally Wes Anderson) is arriving—a coffee table book showcasing over 200 locations from various countries, curated according to the aesthetic of the iconic Texas-born filmmaker. To celebrate, Monoblock is hosting an exhibition with photos from Argentina on November 13 at 6:30 p.m., at Monoblock Barrio Chino, located at Echeverría 1663.
Needless to say, you'll be able to purchase Volumes 1 and 2 of the book. Plus, anyone who arrives dressed in a Wes Anderson-inspired outfit can enter a contest, with the best outfit winning a prize.
Who is Wes Anderson, and why is he so popular?
His filmography is acclaimed worldwide, celebrated for its distinctive style and storytelling. Beyond telling marvelous stories, Anderson's unique aesthetic has become a signature, creating a “Wes Andersonian” universe.
Films like The Royal Tenenbaums, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Darjeeling Limited, and the recent Asteroid City immerse us in a visual language so personal, colorful, and symmetrical that it's unmistakable. Anderson's touch is instantly recognizable in every location, set, and landscape.
The World’s Most “Wes Anderson” Spots
Recently launched, Accidentally Wes Anderson is a coffee table book exploring 200 locations worldwide that capture the distinct look of Anderson’s film settings, meticulously curated and photographed by top photographers.
Through its pages, we are transported to diverse sites—from an ancient lighthouse in Greece and grand thermal baths in Budapest to a charming bus stop in Japan, a magnificent palazzo in Genoa, and even Argentina’s largest maze in Patagonia.
The book invites readers to travel passport-free to magical places around the globe, presenting visually captivating scenes reminiscent of Anderson’s film frames, while also revealing the history and personalities behind each site.
A Local Celebration
To celebrate the release of Accidentally Wes Anderson, Monoblock organized an exhibition featuring Argentine locations, including the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown Buenos Aires, the postal station at the world’s end in Ushuaia, and the “La Marina” regatta club in Tigre.
Stop by Monoblock Barrio Chino (Echeverría 1663) to dive into the wonderful world of Wes Anderson, and while you're there, check out the beautiful books, planners, accessories, and games available at the store.