An interview with Robert Williams regarding his views on the movement which he pioneered, Pop Surrealism.
A (slightly disturbing) short (stop-motion) animated film by Mark Ryden and Marion Peck. Music by Raymond Scott and the Secret 7, "And the Dish Ran Away with the Spoon".
Introduction of Todd Schorrs’ artworks and his first solo exhibition at the San Jose Museum of Art.
A visual preview to Todd Schorrs’ artworks.
Influences: 1950’s Comic books: Mad Magazine (Jack Davison, Wallace Wood), Salvador Dali, Popeye Cartoons, Walt Disney, Ed Roth (hot rods, finks), Fraternal Organisations, Pulp Magazines,
Sanjos Museum of Art (2009, 5 June) Todd Schorr: American Surreal – Spectre Paintings[Video file]. Retrieved from
Cartoons and Monsters. 3-headed deities (multi-limbed and multi-headed), made up of cartoon characters or monsters. Carnival sideshow characters included.
Interview with Jeff Soto: childhood and inspirations.
A (fast-forward) video of Jeff Soto Painting (from beginning to end) his work “The Sun Rises Again”
A coloured animation: portrays warped characters that have constant dialogues (to themselves.) Stylistically is fantastic.
A black and white animation: no dialogue, dreamlike music in background.