Usually, when we sing the praises and share the images of Los Angeles' Gallery1988, they're from one of the gallery's shows of full-sized, pop culture-inspired artwork. But if you've got a little less wall space - or a few fewer dollars in your wallet - then their latest show is perfect for you.
"Postcard Correspondence 2019" features an array of their favorite artists working up clever postcards from the hot spots of all-time classics like Jaws and Jurassic Park, as well as recent hits like Stranger Things and Midsommar. We've picked out a few of our favorites; you can see (and buy) the entire show on their website, or if you're in L.A., in person.
Brad Albright, "Glad MidSommar!"
digital print
6 x 4
inchesopen edition
inspired by MidSommar
Duncan Robertson, "Starcourt Mall"
digital print on 19pt coated paper
5 x 7 inches
open edition
inspired by Stranger Things: Season 3
Jeffrey Everett, "Quiet Tuesdays, Chatty Wednesdays"
digital print
5 x 7 inches
open edition
inspired by Fleabag
Teo Zirinis, "Meet Me in Montauk"
digital print
5 x 7 inches
open edition
inspired by Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Jeremy Berkley, "Amity Island"
silkscreen print
8 x 5 inches
signed and numbered, limited edition of 60
inspired by
Jen Taylor, "We Have A T-Rex!"
digital print
5 x 7 inches
signed and numbered, limited edition of 76
inspired by Jurassic Park
Doug LaRocca, "Under the Weirwood Tree"
digital print
5 x 7 inches
signed and numbered, limited edition of 25
inspired by Game of Thrones
Luke T. Benson, "Pawnee, Indiana: It's Safe To Be Here Now"
digital print
4 x 6 inches
open edition
inspired by Parks and Recreation
"Postcard Correspondence 2019" is on display now at Gallery1988, located at 7308 Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. For more information or to buy postcards, visit their site.
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