A Tom Hanks Tribute Show Highlighting the Actor’s ’80s and ’90s Best

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An everyman who made it to the A-list, star Tom Hanks captures a nerdy charm, earnest heart, and an occasional quiet sexiness in his characters. Los Angeles pop culture purveyors Gallery 1988 have dedicated an entire exhibition to the actor, No Sad Stuff — inspired by his films between 1984 and 1994, Hanks’ golden years. Big, Splash, Turner and Hooch, The Burbs, A League of Their Own, and Forrest Gump make the cut. The group show is on view through June 20, but you can see a preview of the Hanks homage in our gallery.

Aaron Jasinski “Biggie Says Make Your Wish”

Derek Eads “84′ – 94′”

Cuyler Smith “Jimmy Dugan Baseball Card”

Chet Phillips “To Protect and Drool”

Benson Shum “Madison”

Barry Blankenship “God I love This Street”

Amanda Scurti “Ice Cream”

100% Soft “Hanks 1980 – 1992”

FugScreens Studios “Make A Wish”

Jordan Soliz “HAVE A NICE DAY!”

Kate Snow “Sardine?”

Mark Hammermeister “Forrest & Hooch”

Nan Lawson “No Crying”

Oh Sew Nerdy “Home Crap Home”

Ryan Berkley “T.HANKS A MILLION”