The 20 Greatest Works in the Crazy 4 Cult: New York Art Show

In an unassuming pop up gallery in New York City’s meatpacking district, Gallery1988 — the Southern California-based collective that has made a name for themselves by showcasing awesome art inspired by pop culture over the past couple of years — has set up their first show on the east coast, Crazy 4 Cult: NYC. Running through September 1st, the exhibition features over 200 works that are inspired by cult film favorites. The mixed media pieces on display are from established and upcoming artists, and include many based on flicks like The Rocky Horror Picture Show, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World, They Live, The Big Lebowski, Aliens, Little Shop of Horrors, and tons more of the type of movies that you find yourself watching again and again. The beauty of the show is that these works re-contextualize their source material to help you look at these movies in a new and offbeat way. So which of these pieces are the most memorable? Let’s take a look, though remember that art criticism is extremely subjective. In other words, mention your favorites in the comments. And remember, while the entire show is available to view online, cult film fans should really try to make it to NYC’s 64 Ganesvoort Street to check out the subtle nuances that jpeg images can’t possibly recreate. Let’s begin.

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