By Committee

1961 Ford Galaxie 500 Sunliner (Pierrot Le Fou)

Foyer

Tim & Eric

No Neutral Thoughts

A Gentlemans Mistake

Untitled

1960 Sunbeam Alpine Sport Series 1 (Butterfield 8)

Dadsville

The One

The Truth

Ascension

Collusion: The Risk

1976 Lotus Esprit Type 79 (The Spy Who Loved Me)

Terribly Wanting To Be Loved

On The Air 3D

Czechsicle

Swims

1942 Studebaker Commander Custom Land Cruiser (The Naked City)

1953 DeSoto Powermaster 8 Passenger Taxicab (The Manchurian Candidate)

1963 Plymouth Belvedere (Rosemary’s Baby)

Shemp Eyes (Negative)

Shemp Eyes

Here(after Albers)

Eric White, a New York-based painter, and professor at the city’s School of Visual Arts, has been making art since he could hold a crayon. “One of my earliest and most distinct memories,” he said, “is listening to The Beatles’ ‘White Album,’ drawing in the dark, while my parents argued upstairs.” He recalled being specifically influenced by Richard Hamilton’s artwork for the album, as well as the Grammy Award-winning cover for Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. “I think seeing that imagery was especially powerful because it was so closely associated with the music, which altered my child-brain forever.”

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