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For some reason, the first weekend in May seems to be really, really ridiculously busy. We've gotten a bunch of announcements about show openings, but rather than try to write out a bunch of different posts ... wouldn't it be...
| Brian Szabelski |
For those of you who have an interest in art shows, the first weekend in February is promising to be a busy one. A couple in particular have some names you might recognize: Three solo shows open tonight at Stranger Factoryv ...
| Brian Szabelski |
Toy Art Gallery's latest show, opening next week, is Toy Giants, a showcase of TAG's Lifesize Fiberglass Figure Series. The entire line will be on display at the event, giving you a chance to check out these huge pieces for y...
| Brian Szabelski |
I always thought that Blamo's Hug would be a great platform for customization. Its simple shape seems welcoming to those with an artistic bent. I certainly wasn't the only one to think so because Blamo Toys recently fini...
| Natalie Kipper |
Toy Art Galley may have recently hosted Blamo Toys' own Mikie Graham for his show, The Return of the Zombie Art Project, but that doesn't meant they are quite through with the artist collective yet. Blamo Toys' 4th Annual Cus...
| Natalie Kipper |
For their DesignerCon booth, Toy Art Gallery stocked up on some exclusives — like a black and red colorway of Nathan Hamill's Strife and Sire piece or new Paul Kaiju colorways — and zombies. Yes, you heard that ri...
| Brian Szabelski |
Fans of the sofubi scene in Southern California ought to get their butts over to Toy Art Gallery on Saturday, because that's the opening of Vivid Lucid Dream. The next TAG show features sofubi from LASH (a.k.a. Mutant Vinyl H...
| Brian Szabelski |
Toy Art Gallery will be playing host to a signing on Saturday, Oct. 20, featuring 3DRetro and Nathan Hamill's Strife and Sire figure. Nathan will be in attendance for the event, which will see the release of the two-piece, 7-...
| Brian Szabelski |
Toy Art Gallery's next show opening is a familiar face: Brian Flynn of Super7 fame will be exhibiting new customs and new projects at This Temporary Moment. The solo show will feature both old pieces as part of a Super7 retro...
| Brian Szabelski |