How to see the lost art of rebel Disney imagineer Rolly Crump in L.A.
Rolly Crump: The Rebel Artist Who Redefined Disney Magic
Rolly Crump wasn’t just another animator; he was a total Disney rebel. With his wild, circus-like art featured in classics like the Enchanted Tiki Room and It’s a Small World, he brought a beatnik vibe to the happiest place on Earth. His unique style caught Walt Disney's eye and changed the park’s aesthetic forever. Talk about leaving a legacy!
Exploring "The Lost Exhibition": A Glimpse into Crump’s Creative Soul
This week, West Hollywood is hosting “Crump’s The Lost Exhibition,” showcasing Rolly's lesser-known works from the groovy '50s and '60s. Curated by his son Christopher, this show dives deep into bold, rock ’n’ roll-style posters that reflect the free-spirited folk scene of the time. It's like a time capsule of creativity, open for all weekend!
Art, Humor, and Influence: How Folk Culture Shaped Crump's Work
Crump's art was as colorful and quirky as he was—think funky humor and pop art that challenged societal norms. His posters celebrated everything from jazz to social justice, embodying the rebellious spirit of the era. He wasn’t just creating art; he was making statements, often with a laugh.
Father-Son Bonding Over Art: A Personal Touch to the Exhibition
Christopher Crump will be at the exhibition sharing stories about his dad, highlighting their creative connection. Growing up in a home filled with art and music, Christopher learned firsthand how Rolly’s passion drove him to create the iconic attractions we love today. It’s a family affair, and you won't want to miss it!
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