Copro Gallery is closing its group exhibition 'Art in Music' today, with the gallery saying the final day runs from 1:00 to 5:00 PM on August 8, 2026. The Santa Monica gallery describes the show as a tribute to art in music, bringing together works by musicians as well as art made for music, including posters and album covers. An online preview remains available for viewers who cannot make it to the space in person.
The exhibition has been presented at Copro Gallery at Bergamot Station Arts Complex in Santa Monica. The gallery’s exhibition page lists the run of 'Art in Music' as July 18 through August 8, 2026, and identifies it as a summer group show with free admission and open to the public. The closing-day message from the gallery reiterates that this is the last chance to see the show on site before it ends.
According to the gallery’s exhibition materials, the project centers on the overlap between visual art and music in several forms. That includes art created by musicians, art for music, and art about music. The gallery’s press release frames the theme as an exploration of how art and music create shared experiences and function as universal languages, though the key event itself is the group exhibition rather than a performance or concert series.
The artist list for 'Art in Music' is extensive and spans a broad mix of names associated with contemporary painting, illustration, and music culture. Copro Gallery’s materials name Rick Baker, Brian Viveros, Chet Zar, Esao Andrews, Chris Mars, Chris Buzelli, Kris Kuksi, Luke Chueh, Lori Nelson, Norman Cabrera, Mike Gamble, David Stoupakis, Robby Krieger, Dos Diablos, Ego, Naoto Hattori, Travis Louie, NC Winters, Winston Smith, Emma Black, Chloe Trujillo, TAZ, Bernie Taupin, Risk-Travis Barker collab, Ausgang, KRK Ryden, John Douglas, Charlie Immer, Maxim, Cam Rackam, Matthew Skiff, Matt Mrowka, Mark Desalvo and Dave Navarro, with additional participants noted as still to be announced.
The web preview gives a clearer sense of the show’s range through individual works tied to bands, albums and music imagery. Listed pieces include Rick Baker’s 'Thriller Werecat' and 'Thriller Zombie,' Brian Viveros’s 'SPACE ODDITY,' David Stoupakis’s 'Stargasm (Mastadon Art),' Dos Diablos works identified as Slipknot poster art, Norman Cabrera’s sculptural 'Pinhead (Ramones) Gabba Gabba Hey,' and Winston Smith’s collages and cover-related works. Other entries connect directly to record sleeves, posters or promotional graphics, underscoring the exhibition’s focus on imagery shaped by musical culture.
Copro Gallery’s materials also note that sales inquiries could be directed to the gallery by email or phone. The gallery identifies its address as 2525 Michigan Ave., Unit T5, at the Bergamot Station Arts Complex in Santa Monica. Alongside the closing-day notice, the gallery points viewers to the exhibition’s web preview and to an online article in Beautiful Bizarre magazine for additional images and information.
