San Francisco's Gauntlet Gallery will unveil an exhibition called 'Daft Punk Deux' this weekend. It's the second time that the gallery will pay homage to the French musicians. Last year, the gallery held a Daft Punk-themed exhibition, but it was so popular that they decided to make it an annual theme.
Daft Punk revived itself last year by releasing its first studio album in eight years. It won five Grammys in 2014, including Album of the Year, so it's safe to say that they attract a lot of attention -- obviously the gallery is hoping its exhibition will too.
This time around, the exhibition will feature art by over 40 painters, sculptors and digital and screen print artists. Every work features the Daft Punk duo or imagines the fictional galaxy where they are from.
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