Contextual Frameworks

Nine gorgeously detailed movie posters by artist “Ghoulish” Gary Pullin.

A horror fan since he could slide a tape into a VCR, “Ghoulish” Gary Pullin has grown into a monster-making machine. As Rue Morgue magazine’s original art director, the London, Ontario-born artist created the famous look of the publication, which currently hosts his art column, The Fright Gallery. Now a full time creature creator, his colourful signature style has graced numerous magazines, books and movie posters. He’s had his work featured in galleries across North America, created highly sought-after screen-prints for the likes of Mondo and Skuzzles and created key art for various films, including “Grabbers” and “Birth of the Living Dead”. Both Gary and his art will be seen in the upcoming documentaries “Twenty-Four by Thirty-Six” and “Why Horror”?

Two YEARS AT SEA Using old 16mm cameras, artist Ben Rivers creates work from stories of real people, often those who have disconnected from the normal world …