Halloween Art / The Official website of The Annual Halloween Art Exhibit
About me: I started The Annual Halloween Art Exhibit in '98 to share my love for Halloween & meet others that share my passion. I loved spooky stuff as a kid and maybe this is one way of refusing to grow up. My gratitude & thanks to all out there that feel the same, and your proof is by your art, all thrown out of love for the holiday, that can be gruesome & childlike all at the same time.
Scott Jackson
Posted on November 4, 2010 at 4:00pm 1 Comment 1 Like
"JoJo struck me from the beginning as being an absolute one-of-a-kind creator," says Barker. "I have been, from my childhood, a fanatic where puppetry was concerned—and still love puppets. To see this man who had held…
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Professional, up and coming artists, folk artists, and fans can share your knowledge & work about Halloween. Any visitor can view, shop & read this great stuff. When you join the site (it's free), you can join in the fun and contribute…
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Getting the best from joining the HAE only takes a little forethought. The key to it all are 3 simple principles:
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Halloweenartexhibit.com
Mission Statement: To celebrate, educate & explore the expression of Halloween art & themes as fine art, in all forms of creative media.
Actress Vinessa Shaw, who starred as Allison in the 1993 classic Hocus Pocus, has teamed up with indie folk-pop duo Freedom Fry for a very special reimagining of “Come Little Children,” the haunting song featured in the original film. More than 30 years later, the collaboration brings one of Halloween’s most beloved cult classics back to... Read more »
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Just in time for Halloween, The Goldstars are releasing their first new full-length album in 20 years! It’s not a bird, it’s not a plane…it’s The Halloween Album! Throughout the early 2000s, Chicago’s garage punk (pop?) servicemen, The Goldstars, bashed out primitive, sharply hooked albums: Gotta Get Out, Purple Girlfriend, and The Race EP. These... Read more »
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The fifth in the Killer Sounds of Halloween album series brings your 13 more original Halloweeny songs from 13 more fake bands and plenty of creepy holiday ephemera in-between. This series has been a Cult of the Great Pumpkin favorite for years! Get it at https://seankeller2.bandcamp.com/album/the-killer-sounds-of-halloween-rises-from-the-grave!
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The third instalment in Black Nuns’ series of original Halloween rock arrives just in time for the 2026 spooky season. Where Halloween music often settles for creaking doors and stock cackles, these 10 tracks push genre tropes to their outer limits, somewhere stranger and a good deal freakier. Volume 3 is a guitar-driven trip through... Read more »
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The music is a lively blend of rockabilly, psychobilly, rock, surf and haunted country vibes, all played with deadly seriousness. The lyrics, however, are anything but serious. Or as the Dudes put it: “Evoken from the paranormally enhanced mind of a werewolf and augmented by sinister contributions from draculas and mummies and stuff, “Dumb Kind... Read more »
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