Sculpture Culture show opens on Saturday in Ontario
There's not normally a lot going on in the part of the world where I grew up, but this weekend -- a few hours away from far eastern Michigan -- Uber Cool Stuff is bringing the indie toy scene to London, Ontario in the form of Sculpted Culture. The show will feature work from Brad Biederman, Gabe Griffiths and Jordan Gosselin, as well as pieces from indie toy designers throughout the province of Ontario. That sounds like it has the potential to be quite a bit of fun! The show opens from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eastern Saturday at Uber Cool Stuff (123 Carling St., London, Ontario), and runs through Nov. 25. I'd love to go, but I'm not sure if I'll be able to make it there before the show ends; as always, I'll say go if you can! [via Kidrobot blog] Did you know? You can now get daily or weekly email notifications when humans reply to your comments.
6:00 PM on 05.21.2013 A special Vinylmation figure sets sail to AlaskaMaria Clapsis has designed a delightful little whale Vinylmation figure which is to be sold for Disney Cruise Line's Alaska itinerary. You know, in case you need an extra little something to bring home besides the amazing mem...
2:00 PM on 05.21.2013 A new colorway is revealed for Martin Hsu's Dragon BoyMartin Hsu and his creation, Dragon Boy, made a trip to Taiwan last weekend for the Young Art Taipei Exhibition. This wasn't his traditional OG colorway of the Dragon Boy figure but a special colorway inspired by the vib...
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9:00 AM on 05.20.2013 A glance at the wares of Design Festa 37This past weekend was Design Festa 37 at Tokyo Big Sight, and quite a few familiar names were in attendance with new wares. TOUMA seemed to have an especially large presence there this year; to start, he had his own boot...
2:00 PM on 05.17.2013 A glance at the works of SAVE&DESTROY IVCurator/artist Javier Jimenez has passed along some photos from his SAVE&DESTROY IV show in Zurich, Switzerland. Having opened back in April, the show features custom vinyl and sofubi figures, along with more traditional ...
12:30 PM on 05.17.2013 Meet Davidkraig at Kidrobot NY's May 18 customizing eventWant to come check out some live customizing and meet artist Davidkraig? If you're in New York City, you can do that on Saturday from noon to 5 p.m. Eastern at Kidrobot New York (118 Prince St., SoHo, Manhattan). As for what he'll be working on ... I'm not too sure. But you've seen his work before, and I assume he'll be sculpting out/painting something just as impressive for the event.
5:30 PM on 05.16.2013 Kidrobot's MUNNYMUNTH: Take a look at some of the entriesKid Robot's MUNNYMUNTH is still in full swing. Through their official Facebook page, entries are coming in every day from people showing off their custom creations. Since there has been so many creative and cool submissions,...
2:00 PM on 05.16.2013 John Santagada prepares to unleash Radioactive RumblersIf you're looking for more vinyl figures with an old sci-fi feel, then say hi to Radioactive Rumblers, a series of 4-inch articulated figures from Radioactive Uppercut's John Santagada. The line kicks off with 8-Ball, whose d...
7:00 PM on 05.15.2013 New colorways of Paul Shih's Bevil, Sushi KaijuPaul Shih has a little sale going on Friday, with two new colorways being released. There's an aqua-colored version of the devilish broccoli Bevil, and a sakura-colored variant of the Sushi Kaiju figure. Both were releases Pa...
2:30 PM on 05.14.2013 Squink!'s Happy Dream Man 2 goes paleThe latest from Squink! is another colorway of his Happy Dream Man 2 sculpt. The fifth colorway is the Ghost Happy Dream Man, a one-off version painted in white with black "ears" (it's based on the Dunny, after all) and some ...
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