This is set to be a monstrously good show--it’s called 'Monsters Inked: Inside the Minds of the Gods of Monsters.' It is also the world's first exhibition of Rob Steen’s famed Flanimals, catapulted into the public domain by its strong association with Ricky Gervais.
Another artist heavily featured in 'Monsters Inked: Inside the Minds of the Gods of Monsters' is Pete Fowler. His surreal and psychedelic style is best known for his work with the Welsh band Super Furry Animals (see video).
You can see all of these and more at the Idea Generation Gallery from April 8th. Meanwhile, see more of Pete Fowler's work in the video above.
What's Driving This Trend
- Monster-inspired Artwork
- Opportunity to showcase and explore the growing trend of monster-inspired artwork in exhibitions and galleries.
- Celebrity Association
- Leveraging celebrity association to boost the visibility and popularity of art exhibitions and artists.
- Surreal and Psychedelic Art
- Growing demand for surreal and psychedelic art in the art market, creating space for innovative and disruptive artists.
Who This Affects Most
- Art Exhibition
- Opportunity for art galleries and exhibition spaces to curate unique and engaging shows featuring monster-inspired artwork and artists with celebrity associations.
- Art Market
- Innovative artists creating surreal and psychedelic art can disrupt the traditional art market by offering new and unique works that cater to the growing demand for unconventional art pieces.
- Entertainment Industry
- Partnerships between artists and celebrities can offer opportunities for cross-promotion and collaboration, benefiting both the entertainment industry and the art world.
