Cool Stuff: Over Two Dozen Images From 8th Annual 'Crazy 4 Cult' Art Show
The 8th annual, original pop culture art show Crazy 4 Cult is back in Los Angeles December 12. Here, see some of the beautiful Crazy 4 Cult 2014 art.
Read MoreThe 8th annual, original pop culture art show Crazy 4 Cult is back in Los Angeles December 12. Here, see some of the beautiful Crazy 4 Cult 2014 art.
Read MoreCheck out the first part of this art preview at this link and some more images here. Crazy 4 Cult, Gallery 1988‘s signature pop culture art event, is returning to the Big Apple. The show, which got its start in Los Angeles several years ago and has since spawned two books and innumerable imitators, came to New York…
Read MoreCrazy 4 Cult, Gallery 1988's signature pop culture art event, is returning to the Big Apple. The show, which got its start in Los Angeles several years ago and has since spawned two books and innumerable imitators, came to New York in 2012 and is coming back on December 13. It'll then remain on display…
Read MoreNext week, New York gets a taste of Los Angeles as Gallery 1988 brings their signature event, Crazy 4 Cult, back to the Big Apple. The show opens December 13 and while we'll have much more on the event in the upcoming days, two pieces in particular deserve to be called out. They're paintings by…
Read MoreThe roots of most of the pop culture art companies and galleries out there today can be traced back to Crazy 4 Cult at Gallery 1988. The annual Los Angeles art show has been going on for the better part of a decade and is credited with sparking the imaginations of artists, fans and fellow…
Read MoreLos Angeles residents are incredibly spoiled when it comes to pop culture art events. Most of that is because Jensen Karp and Katie Cromwell opened not one but two Gallery 1988 locations in the City of Angels. Every few weeks, a new art exhibit goes on the walls celebrating either an artist or subject, usually…
Read MoreIn a city that's ripe with art, film but sorely lacking an intersection between the two, Gallery 1988 has migrated from Los Angeles to New York bringing along their trademark pop culture art show featuring the work of over 200 artists. Crazy 4 Cult New York opens Thursday and, over the course of this week, we've posted…
Read MoreCheck out the first two previews for this show, featuring forty different images, here and here. For the past five years, Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles has hosted what’s become a signature event: Crazy 4 Cult. Initially created with the help of Kevin Smith, the art show has grown by leaps and bounds each year featuring art from…
Read MoreFor Part 1 of this preview, click here. For the past five years, Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles has hosted what’s become their signature event: Crazy 4 Cult. Initially created with the help of Kevin Smith, the art show has grown by leaps and bounds each year featuring art from almost every single cult movie imaginable. There’s a…
Read MoreFor the past five years, Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles has hosted what's become their signature event: Crazy 4 Cult. Initially created with the help of Kevin Smith, the art show has grown by leaps and bounds each year featuring art from almost every single cult movie imaginable. There's a book commemorating its awesomeness, countless…
Read MoreGallery 1988: LA will be holding Crazy 4 Cult 2 on Friday, August 22nd from 7-11pm. Basically, it's a pop culture-infused art show hosted by Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier. The first show featured anything from Jay and Silent Bob to oil paintings of the guys from Shaun of the Dead playing with toys. A…
Read MoreGallery 1988 has released another poster for the second annual pop-culture art show Crazy4Cult. This one is by Scott Campbell, who you might remember from the One To Grow On show (we featured his crazy E.T. themed art on Cool Stuff). He's also the guy responsible for that cool arcade drawing in The King of…
Read MoreGallery 1988: LA will be holding Crazy 4 Cult 2 on Friday, August 22nd from 7-11pm. Basically, it's a pop culture-infused art show hosted by Kevin Smith and Scott Mosier. The first show featured anything from Jay and Silent Bob to oil paintings of the guys from Shuan of the Dead playing with toys. Andrew…
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