Since the opening of it’s first exhibit in March of 2012, which featured sci-fi based pieces, Mondo has been churning out a steady stream of exhibits from their Austin-based gallery space. With each new show, Mondo Gallery has continued it’s success at staking it’s claim as one of the preeminent producers of pop-culture artwork. Since […]Read More
For those of you who have never met Justin Brookhart, Mondo’s VP of Operations, I should probably warn you ahead of time. The dude is extremely likable. Always willing to talk to fans, answer questions (when he can), and just chat about stuff in general, he’s an engaging person to converse with. He talks with […]Read More
Written by: Shane Miner Photos by: Bryan Rose Anyone that reads this site knows that the Nerdlocker Team are huge fans of the Mondo Gallery in Austin, TX. The Mondo staff has worked hard over the last five years to create a brand that has set the bar for pop culture art galleries around the […]Read More
This Friday, March 13th artist Jason Edmiston and Mondo will open the doors on Edmiston’s second solo show at the Austin gallery with his new show ‘Eyes Without a Face.’ (to read our previous interview with Jason, click HERE) Edmiston is a master portraitist and with ‘Eyes Without a Face‘ he takes that classic composition to a new […]Read More
Recently the Australian based duo Sonny Day and Biddy Maroney (better known as the creative duo We Buy Your Kids) spent some time in the States — namely Austin, Texas. This was the second trip the two had made to Austin to visit the poster art mecca of Mondo, where We Buy Your Kids were […]Read More
Batman has been around for 75 years. WOW! I guess its not that hard to believe its been around that long. I remember the fist time I saw Tim Burton’s Batman with Michael Keaton and Jack Nicholson. I didn’t think anyone could ever out do Nicholson’s performance as Joker until I saw Heath Ledger’s […]Read More
The sweat is still fresh. But this isn’t the healthy day at the gym type of dampness. This is the Texas humidity trapped in my clothes. In my pores. The stale air of airports and rental cars. Air conditioned convention halls and a tented summertime parking lot. At the moment the Daniel Mudford and Pete […]Read More
Photos by Jay Fuller Sonny Day and Biddy Maroney, the artists behind Sydney based We Buy Your Kids are exploding with mind bending colors and thought provoking artwork. Take a look at some of the photos from our team at the show! For more info on comics, video games, movies and anything else nerd, check […]Read More
MONDO GALLERY OPENS ITS DOORS TO MOBILE LOAVES & FISHES I’ve been a patron of the Alamo Drafthouse and Mondo for years. Traditionally they have catered to a relatively affluent crowd, patrons willing to spend their disposable income on movies and movie related art. As much as I have enjoyed what they’ve done in the […]Read More
Hello there True Believers! Mondo has teamed up with Marvel Entertainment and artist extraordinaire Mike Mitchell to bring us the coolest superhero team-up this side of the AGE OF ULTRON! Walking through the gallery we saw a combination of his Just Like Us and portraits which included fan favorites like Hawkeye, Thor, Spider-Man, Mysterio, Venom, […]Read More
I’m confident in saying that poster nerds have happened upon a collecting Christmas. Last week, Mondo hosted, Nothing’s Impossible, a gallery of works created by a variety of amazing artists displaying the many faces of Disney. This week, Mondo is host to two of the poster community’s biggest artists, Martin Ansin and Kevin Tong. Both artists […]Read More
If there ever was a better show to bring your significant other to, this might be the best to pop that cherry with. Mondo has developed a business that showcases some of the poster worlds best artists, covering films classic to current. They’ve done well to become the team you know and love, and have […]Read More
And here are some photos of the line outside waiting for the Disney and Mondo Nothings Impossible show that starts TOMORROW Friday march 7th. And of course the photo we already tweeted of the diehard first folks in line. ENJOY!!! Photos courtesy of J.P.Witt and Kass Martin. For more info on comics, video games, movies […]Read More
Since Mondo Gallery’s opening on 3/10/12 we have been giving you photos of the many great events. The latest show by Laurent Durieux will be no different except that its Laurent Durieux and his art is simply put, stunning. According to our sources, he will not only have multiple prints for purchase but he will […]Read More
The Tales from the Crypt television show was originally adapted from the old 1950′s Entertaining Comics, better known as EC Comics. The folks at Mondo has tapped its regular set of artists and is introducing some new ones that are guaranteed to make your head spin. Mondo will have works from artists like Francesco Francavilla, […]Read More
The Tales from the Crypt television show was originally adapted from the old 1950′s Entertaining Comics, better known as EC Comics. Updating the classic horror collection Mondo is working with a list of some of today’s best artists to bring you It Didn’t Rot Our Brains art gallery. Growing up, there was no better night […]Read More
Say hello to Jason Edmiston, a Toronto-based artist who works his magic with paints, watercolors and other mediums. Mondo Gallery here in Austin, Texas has had a piece of Jason’s work in more than a few of their gallery shows in the past and they are always nothing short of amazing. Finally Mondo will be hosting […]Read More
I had a feeling this would be a close one… Congratulations to Olly Moss for having his first (and my personal favorite of his) Mondo print voted as the fan favorite print of 2010! Moss’s Evil Dead just edged out Tyler Stout’s Star Wars: A New Hope by a vote of 127-107. These are both […]Read More
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