Hi-Fructose Presents: The Art of The Mushroom October 20-December 9, 2018 Curated by Hi-Fructose Magazine, this special show is an exploration into artists’ interpretations of the friendly, deadly, tasty, hallucinogenic, phallic, alien, and legendary mushroom. Featuring work by: Andrew Schoultz, Naoto Hattori, Chuck Sperry, Steven Cerio, Marion Peck, Mark Ryden, Travis Lampe, Attaboy, Isabel Samaras,

Here are some slightly off-putting bunny paintings just in time for Easter. These are from Marion Peck, whose work I frequently get confused with Mark Ryden's (below).

"La Divina porcina" - Marion Peck artist

MARION PECK

Okay, so this post is probably a couple of years late. For those of you who didn't know already, I'm practically MAD about Pop Surrealism . ...

The Magic Circus is a bizarre contemporary gothic painting created in 2001 by Mark Ryden, the king of the pop surrealist painters. Ryden was born in the Pacific Northwest and grew up in Southern C…

Michael Sowa I want to thank all of you who have commented, donated, written emails or otherwise supported our family since the onset of Emma's illness. I am so grateful and happy to have such a wonderful group of readers! The good news is for now Emma is doing very well, so much so that we tend to forget the veterinarian's dire diagnosis. I really hope this will last, but let's take it one day at a time. I will try to thank all of you individually, meanwhile this post about dogs and the…

2021-2023 — Marion Peck

Marion Peck - Paintings - 2003 -2005 - Bessie May Fuddrucker

One of the leading ladies of Pop Surrealism, California based artist Marion Peck populates her dreamlike paintings with strange, cute creatures. As her magical landscapes unfold, an uneasy melancholy seems to fill the air. First featured on our blog and in print, Peck's work mines the depths of art history, popular culture with references ranging from Pieter Bruegel to Holly Hobbie.