EP TZ

Our friends at Electric Playground did a great feature on the Twilight Zone show that just closed....



I said Forrest Whitaker. Hehe.

Remember, tomorrow night is our opening for Dan May's INCREDIBLE solo show in LA. 7-10 PM. Come say hi.

Jensen
G1988:LA

Twilight Press

Thanks to everyone who came through to the opening reception for "Another Dimension" on Thursday night. It was really busy, and it was awesome to see people all celebrating The Twilight Zone together. You can see all the artwork from the show, and purchase work from the exhibit at http://nineteeneightyeight.com/la/tzanotherdimensiontz.html

And we've been getting such great press for this show, figured we'd highlight some...



LA Weekly stopped by the show! You can check out their photos, and the story, by CLICKING HERE.



Our friends at Wired.com picked up the story as well. You can see that by CLICKING HERE.



Even fearnet got into the action. Thanks, guys! CLICK HERE for that...



SFUniverse did a great job recaping the show too HERE.



The Examiner also hooked up us up and you can see that by CLICKING HERE.

Jensen
G1988:LA

The Zone

We're getting ready for tomorrow night's opening reception for "Another Dimension" here at G1988:LA and it's shaping up to be quite the experience for anyone who considers themselves a Twilight Zone fan. And for those who are regulars to G1988, you're going to see more new names than ever before, which is rather exciting. Here's a sneak preview before the reception tomorrow, Thursday night, from 7-10 PM - which you should for sure attend. I think I'll get you a sneak peek at some prints later today too!



Johnny Sampson takes a turn at "The Dummy," one of my favorite episodes, which also forced me to be afraid of ventriloquist dummies from that point on.



G1988 newcomer Joe Scarano summons "To Serve Man," which is by far the most depicted episode in the show, and obviously left quite a dent in pop culture and the imaginations of everyone.



A G1988 favorite Danielle Buerli sculpts the man himself, the brains behind the mystery, Rod Serling. This one-of-a-kind piece is incredible.



Carl Lozada has a piece in the show that also gives his take on the classic "To Serve Man." One of the more humorous takes...



A G1988:SF regular, but a first timer to our LA location Lawrence Yang did three amazing pieces for this show. Featured above is his take on "Time Enough At Last," maybe my favorite piece in the show.

Don't miss this show! You're going to love it....that's a promise in this reality.

Jensen
G1988:LA

You're now entering...

Been pretty excited to announce this show for over a year....



We'll be paying tribute to what is easily one of the most influential television shows in the history of the medium, "The Twilight Zone," with "Another Dimension," where over 50 artists will reinterpret and remix episodes, themes and iconography from classic episodes of the series. As a DIE HARD Twilight Zone fan, this is easily going to be a 2010 highlight for me at least (and when you own a gallery, you can book with that in mind). The show opens Thursday, May 20th and will have an opening reception from 7-10 PM. Will we play the Twilight Zone theme show over and over again on loop? Probably not. But maybe.

The above postcard features a small bit of artist Dave Perillo's piece, which is so awesome. Below is the entire image...



And one more tease....this one from G1988 favorite Kiersten Essenpries who takes aim at the famous "Eye Of The Beholder" episode...



Relive one of the greatest pieces of Science Fiction and mark down May 20th for "Another Dimension" at G1988: LA!

Jensen
G1988:LA