CRAZY4CULT, the exhibit LAist called “the most famous art show in Los Angeles,” opened this weekend at G1988 (West) and is now online for purchase. Check out over 300 pieces inspired by your favorite movies.
CLICK HERE to see, and purchase from, the whole show.
I spoke with Joe Berkowitz for Fast Company about how/why I do so many things (spoiler: it’s obsessive thoughts disorder).
The artwork from #ArtAwakens, the collaboration between Gallery1988, LucasFilm, Disney and Bad Robot, is now on eBay with bidding open on original pieces and Buy It Now options for prints. Pick up this once-in-a-lifetime Star Wars inspired artwork.
Artist Eugene Kaik and I have collaborated in perfectly recreating the Ben Carson / Jesus Christ painting stroke for stroke (except one thing) and now the above image is available as a limited edition print for you wall. DO THE RIGHT THING and make this the grain of your pyramid.
LEARN MORE, and buy one, by CLICKING HERE.
3 years in the making, Gallery1988’s collaboration with Disney, Bad Robot and LucasFilm finally opens this weekend at G1988 (West), 7308 Melrose Ave in Los Angeles. The exhibit will be open Saturday, Nov. 14 and Sunday, Nov. 15 from 11 AM – 10 PM. Most of the artwork will be available through eBay, but a very limited amount of screenprints will be available exclusively in-gallery, including the above from DKNG Studios.
After seeing the amazing portrait of Ben Carson and Jesus Christ that is currently hanging in a hallway at Ben Carson’s house (above), I have decided to commission professional artist Eugene Kaik to perfectly recreate it to the best of his abilities, so I too can have this masterpiece in my home. I will also be offering limited edition prints of the piece at my art gallery. You can learn more about this journey by CLICKING HERE, and see progress updates by CLICKING HERE.
I’ve been working as a consultant for an art campaign revolving around The Force Awakens for the past year. It will culminate November 14th & 15th in Los Angeles.
I genuinely believe that right now, in 2015, we are living in the Golden Age of television. It seems like every night of the week (especially Sundays) is filled with quality programs on various channels, and Internet outlets, that didn’t even exist a few years ago.
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