Are you looking for a fun Mother’s Day gift for your young-acting and cool Mom? How about this Mom Squad T-Shirt featuring the likenesses of awesome cartoon Moms like Jane Jetson, Wilma Flintstone, Marge Simpson, Helen (also known as Elastigirl) from The Incredibles and Lois from Family Guy! Continue reading Mothers Day Gift Idea: Mom Squad T Shirt!
Photo By Gail
Wouldn’t it be fun to be the person who designs the coin-operated Kiddie Rides that you sometimes still see out front of suburban grocery stores and strip malls? They aren’t as easy to find now as they were when I was a kid back in the stone age, but I still enjoy documenting them whenever see one. Because, nostalgia.
Continue reading Eye On Design: Dino The Dinosaur Kiddie Ride
Rock Band Guernica By Ron English (All Photos By Gail)
Allouche Gallery is currently hosting the first major exhibit in their beautiful new home in the Meatpacking District — and what a way kick things off! Guernica features the debut of eighteen new paintings by contemporary Pop and street artist, Ron English. Continue reading Allouche Gallery Presents Ron English, Guernica
Zelephant (All Photos By Gail)
While I was in LA for Christmas, I had the chance to not only have a VIP experience at the new Broad Museum (more about that in a future post) but also got to visit the nearby new location of the Corey Helford Gallery, which just re-opened in early December! Corey Helford’s new gallery is massive — seven times larger than the original space — and boasts three separate galleries, each of which can house individual artist and group exhibitions. The main gallery, where you will find Ron English’s incredible show, NeoNature: We Are The New They, takes up 4,500 square feet, offering total immersion for attendees. And considering the size of NeoNature’s paintings and sculptures that is saying something!
Continue reading Corey Helford Gallery Presents Ron English’s NeoNature Exhibit at New Space in Downtown LA!
Photo By Gail
In 1965, the Arco toy company (later acquired by Mattel) manufactured a Flintstones Bowling Game with pins molded in the likeness of Fred Flintstone. Fred sure did love to bowl.
Photographed in the Museum of the Moving Image in Queens.