On Halloween 2010, Spoke Art gallery in San Francisco put on a fancy dress opening night for a popup exhibition of art inspired by the films of Wes Anderson. “We opened the doors and found hundreds of fans wrapped around the block clamouring to get in,” says gallery owner Ken Harman, “We knew we were on to something special.” Since then, the gallery has put on yearly exhibitions of Wes Anderson-themed paintings, prints and sculptures. “There are so many elements of Anderson’s films that artists can pull inspiration from: the compositions of individual scenes, the colour palette, costume design, soundtrack, general aesthetic... the list goes on.” A selection of art from these shows has been compiled in The Wes Anderson Collection: Bad Dads, out on 9 August (Abrams £18.99).