Genre Classics like John Wick, Pacific Rim, The Lost Boys receive captivating artwork upgrades.
In the heart of Los Angeles, Gallery 1988 is set to host the latest dual exhibit by artists Jeff Boyes and Dan Mumford, titled "Both Sides 3." This exciting event will take place physically at 1056 S. Fairfax Ave., starting from December 1, 2022, from 7-10 p.m.
For those who appreciate the unique style of these two artists, this exhibit is a must-see. Boyes and Mumford share a passion for movies such as The Lost Boys, Aliens, John Wick, and Ferris Bueller's Day Off, which is reflected in their work.
"Both Sides 3" is the third installment in a series called "Both Sides," a collaboration between Boyes and Mumford that aims to explore themes through their combined unique visual styles. The title suggests a dialogue or juxtaposition between their perspectives, creating a multifaceted viewing experience.
The exhibit will be available online the day after its physical display at gallery1988.com, ensuring accessibility to a broader audience. Each artist, Boyes and Mumford, is known for their work in the world of pop culture art.
The speaker, like many others, finds the work of Boyes and Mumford highly appealing. Their distinct and exciting styles, coupled with their shared passion for certain movies, make for a captivating exhibit. It's not just the speaker who enjoys these movies; they are popular choices among movie enthusiasts.
"Both Sides 3" is scheduled to run from August 4 to August 30, 2025, both in a physical gallery space and online. This collaboration between Boyes and Mumford is not to be missed by art lovers and movie buffs alike.
Gizmodo's upcoming article on entertainment will likely feature the forthcoming dual exhibit by artists Jeff Boyes and Dan Mumford, titled "Both Sides 3," as it explores the intersection of technology, pop-culture, and toys-and-collectibles. IO9, too, might cover this event, given the artists' shared passion for movies that blend the realms of fantasy and action, such as The Lost Boys, Aliens, John Wick, and Ferris Bueller's Day Off. After the physical exhibit ends, tech-savvy art aficionados worldwide can still enjoy the exhibit online through the Gallery 1988 website.
