Clever Artwork Depicts Pop Culture’s Favorite ‘Fictional Food’

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Gallery 1988, our favorite showcase for pop culture-inspired art, has struck again. Fictional Food is a new exhibit from G1988 regular Joshua Budich, showcasing some of the most iconic food products in film and television — both wholly invented (Krusty Burgers, Los Pollos Hermanos chicken, Lone Star Beer) and given new cultural immortality (who can hear the word “Chianti” without doing an Anthony Hopkins impression, or ask for a Baby Ruth bar without hearing good ol’ Sloth?). Here are a few of our favorites from the show.

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Artist Credit: Joshua Budich / Courtesy Gallery 1988

Gallery 1988’s Fictional Food runs through June 6 at their West gallery (7308 Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles).