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Gallery1988's '20 Years Later' Art Show Available Online for Purchase

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Aaron Jasinski

Gallery1988's 20 Years Later group show celebrates the greatest films of 1996. Earlier this year they opened 30 Years Later, and now this is the art show sequel. 

 The show consists of paintings, prints and sculptures from some of your favorite G1988 artists (and new names), inspired by films like Space Jam, Fargo, Scream, Mars Attacks!, Trainspotting, Independence Day and Happy Gilmore. 1996 was quite a year of cinema and now you can see an entire exhibit honoring those releases. It opened at G1988 (West) last Friday and now you have the opportunity to purchase all of the work online. You can view, and buy, the artwork at the following link:

 http://nineteeneightyeight.com/collections/20-years-later

 This show will be on display through July 16th.


Nan Lawson

Luke Flowers 

Steven Holiday

Doug LaRocca

Andrew Thompson

Alina Chau

Bruce White

Jared Circusbear



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