WonderCon 2020 Spoke Art releases will be debuted virtually, with art from Marq Spusta, Tom Whalen, Ian Glaubinger, Brad Hill, Joshua Budich and Max Dalton.
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Cool Stuff if your nerdarific pop-culture filled holiday shopping guide published all year round. In today's edition of Cool Stuff we take a look at Playmobil's new line of Ghostbusters toys, McFarlane's Walking Dead Daryl Dixon On Bike resin statue, Joshua Budich's Fictional Food 2 screenprints, Big Bobett Holiday vinyl figure, 1990's Nickelodeon Funko Pop figures and a magnetic…
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Joshua Budich has created a set of Spaceballs posters which are a parody of the Olly Moss original Star Wars trilogy print set. See them and learn more.
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Check out Gallery 1988's new Raising Arizona print by Joshua Budich, in collaboration with Seth Green, as part of the new Friends of the Gallery series.
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Gallery1988 has finally revealed details for their Art Awakens Star Wars art show in November in Los Angeles. The Star Wars art show will benefit charity.
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Gallery 1988 is Los Angeles presents Fictional Food by Joshua Budich, an art show of famous foods from TV and movies. See a bunch of images here.
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Will the original Avengers theme be in Avengers: Age of Ultron? Is Miles Teller more comfortable talking about Fantastic Four now? Want to see a poster of the Reverse Flash? How exactly does the Age of Ultron Hulkbuster scene play out? What specifically is Ryan Reynolds confident about when it comes to Deadpool? Did a…
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Screenprinted movie posters continued to explode in 2014. Here are the 15 best screenprinted movie posters of 2014 ranked.
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Filmmaker/actor Zach Braff commissioned an art poster for Wish I was Here. Check out Joshua Budich's Wish I Was Here Poster Print now available.
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Otaku Obscura, the Joshua Budich Anime Art show, opens October 4 at Spoke Art in San Francisco. Featuring tributes to Akira, My Neighbor Totoro etc
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Artist Joshua Budich tells us about his Empire Magazine cover featuring Steven Spielberg, Joss Whedon, Francis Ford Coppola, Judd Apatow and others.
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When you collect as much art as I do, you appreciate the little things. Literally. The smaller the piece, the better, so I can fit it on my wall. For others though, a small piece might be just the thing because it can show off your pop culture fandom without being too gaudy. If that…
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We've got the exclusive reveal of five new pieces from the Ghostbusters 30th anniversary art show coming to NY, LA, Chicago and San Diego.
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The Ghostbusters 30th Anniversary art show will hit NY and LA in April and May before going to Chicago and San Diego in June and July.
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Sheriff Brody might think Quint's gonna need a bigger boat, but you're gonna need a bigger house. "Why," do you ask? How else could you possibly accommodate all of the incredible art in this week's Jaws themed art show, "Smile You Son Of A Bitch?" It takes place for three days only, November 1-3, at…
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The 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…
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Put Martin Scorsese up against any filmmaker and the native New Yorker has a fighting shot. Hawkes? Ford? Kubrick? Hitchcock? Spielberg? All legends, but Scorsese is undeniably in the same league. And this weekend marks one of the first full gallery shows specifically dedicated to his films. Spoke Art has taken over New York's Bold…
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We've got a bunch of cool movie art for you today. The Academy and Gallery1988 commissioned a small group of artists to create original screen prints inspired by this year’s nine Best Picture nominees. After the jump you can see some of them, including: AMOUR by artist Matt Owen, ARGO by Anthony Petrie, BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN…
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Most of our favorite sci-fi, fantasy or action films become our favorites because of their details. I'm talking weapons; iconic tools of destruction that are so damn cool we want to own them. Lightsabers in Star Wars, the Hanzo steel in Kill Bill, Robocop's handgun, pulse rifles in Aliens, Doctor Who's sonic screwdriver, Indiana Jones's…
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When Judd Apatow's R-rated comedies started making hundreds of millions of dollars, Hollywood took notice and emulated them left and right. But fans knew that the director of The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up had been making us laugh long before that. He helmed two of the most underrated network series of all time, Freaks and…
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New York Comic-Con starts Thursday and while it hasn't quite reached the insane heights of San Diego, it's getting there. One company that's certainly helping is Spoke Art, who'll have a massive booth at the Con with no less than eight exclusive prints, previously sold out editions and much more. The bulk of the exclusives…
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Even movie fans would agree some of the best entertainment made during the past two decades has been on premium cable. Whether it's HBO shows like The Sopranos, The Wire, Sex and the City and Game of Thrones or Showtime shows like Dexter, Weeds and Homeland, movies are regularaly getting schooled by TV in terms…
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The best part of collecting pop culture art is the moment you see a piece that speaks to you. The moment when an artist created a work for a teeny, tiny film that you loved growing up and now there it is, perfectly represented, and you just have to own it. Personally, this has happened…
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One year ago, the Spoke Art Gallery burst onto the scene in San Francisco with a show of art centered on the evocative and beautiful films of Wes Anderson. That show was called Bad Dads and now, to celebrate Spoke's one year anniversary, it's time for a sequel. The second Bad Dads exhibit opens October…
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Nope. Not even three previews could come close to showcasing all the awesome stuff that'll be at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles Friday night (yes, tonight) as Crazy 4 Cult 5: I'm Too Old For This Sh*t finally opens to the world. The show features work from over 100 artists interpreting a wide variety of…
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Quentin Tarantino and the Coen Brothers are, without a doubt, three of the most revered filmmakers working today. The release of a new film by Tarantino or the Coens insights a Pavlovian response in most film fans as each writer/director has such an incredibly high success rate, we're almost guaranteed to see, at the very…
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What is Page 2? Page 2 is a compilation of stories and news tidbits, which for whatever reason, didn’t make the front page of /Film. After the jump we’ve included 30 different items, fun images, videos, casting tidbits, articles of interest and more. It’s like a mystery grab bag of movie web related goodness. If…
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