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Monthly archives:June 2017

VISEone's Evolution to the Tube Dunny & Beyond

VISEone's Evolution to the Tube Dunny & Beyond

June 29, 2017
Nick Curtis
Feature
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Though former graffiti writer VISEone (Wolfgang Ohlig) returned to the visual arts upon discovering the designer toy movement in 2007, it wa...
Splurrt's Decayed

Splurrt's Decayed

June 27, 2017
Nick Curtis
Exhibition Report
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Slowly say the word "decayed". Now say it again, but faster. And quicker still. Does it sound slightly like the word "decade"? That's becaus...
James Groman & InstincToy's King Korpse: Liquid Heart

James Groman & InstincToy's King Korpse: Liquid Heart

June 22, 2017
Nick Curtis
Review
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You might remember the piece King Korpse (2016) from my video review earlier this year (see it here), the giant, undead, King Kong-like ape ...
My First Designer Toy

My First Designer Toy

June 20, 2017
Nick Curtis
Editorial
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I knew that "What was your first designer toy?" would most likely be asked of me. Or, at least, some variant on it, like "How did you get in...
Tokyo Jesus, Eimi Takano & Octoplum's Yokai

Tokyo Jesus, Eimi Takano & Octoplum's Yokai

June 15, 2017
Nick Curtis
Exhibition Report
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Whether they bring good fortune or malevolence, Japanese folklore is filled with strange and supernatural creatures that are collectively kn...
Ajee's Kosplay

Ajee's Kosplay

June 11, 2017
Nick Curtis
Feature
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The organic fluidity of nature contrasted against an angular, urban aesthetic. Embodiments of life and reminders of death placed in proximit...
Haroshi's Guzo

Haroshi's Guzo

June 6, 2017
Nick Curtis
Exhibition Report
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Having a passion for skateboarding since childhood, the Japanese artist known simply as Haroshi knows that the more rigorously one devotes t...
Vincent Scala's Mickey Monster

Vincent Scala's Mickey Monster

June 1, 2017
Nick Curtis
Review
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I think that 1933's King Kong produced one of the most iconic scenes in film history, namely that of the beast holding Fay Wray aloft while ...
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DOB in the Strange Forest (Blue DOB) (detail, 1999) by Takashi Murakami as displayed at The Broad museum in Los Angeles, CA, 2015.

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