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iam8bit To Host 10th Anniversary Gaming Art Show During E3
No stranger to exhibiting video game-themed art, Los Angeles-based iam8bit is hosting a new show to celebrate its 10th year.
The anniversary show opens on June 18 in Los Angeles to coincide with the last day of E3. Over 150 pieces will be on display from the likes of Ashley Wood, Luke Chueh, Jude Buffum, and many more. DJ R-Rated will be playing opening night.
The exhibit with take place at the iam8bit Gallery and run until July 5. Stay tuned for more details at the official site.
Our take:
It's hard to believe that iam8bit has been around for 10 years already. So many amazing pieces of gaming art have come out of these shows, and we're sure there will be much more to come out of this exhibit.
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