choco moo: tonight only, new works by japanese illustrator choco moo at toy art gallery

Join red-hot Japanese artist Choco Moo for a 1-night showcase of new illustrations on May 11th, 2013 7pm-10pm. Toy Art Gallery is proud to introduce Choco Moo in her first major gallery showcase of artworks in the United States. Her solo exhibition in the gallery's project room coincides with the much anticipated "YHWH Custom Show" in the main gallery, featuring original custom toy pieces by 30 international artists and a special 6 'ft large scale box replica by Mark Ryden. Choco Moo's artwork will be offered for sale by Toy Art Gallery, with a free signed poster for every purchase, from May 10th-16th, 2013 only at shop.toyartgallery.com.

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eimi: new hello kitty and sanrio inspired painting for sale only at facebook, japanese kawaii

eimi has just announced a new painting up for sale exclusive to her Facebook fans.  The new painting is a sweet Sanrio-inspired acrylic on canvas.  eimi, who is a big Hello Kitty fan, has been very fortuante to work with Sanrio in the past on a number of events, such as Small Gift: Art Basel Miami.  To inquire about eimi's painting "Hello, hello. hello", contact us at shop@sweetstreetsla.com. You can also shop some of eimi's products at Sweet Streets shop. 

"Hello, hello, hello"

by eimi

Acrylic on canvas

SOLD

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shojono tomo: experience & flea market art workshop photos, tokyo, japan

Yesterday saw the close of the Experience & Flea Market Art Workshop in which Shojono Tomo participated with a fashion exhibition. Her space included brand new items for sale, looks comissioned by Hasbro and My Little Pony, stage wear by Nicki Minaj.  However, most important to her were new pieces from her ongoing conceptual project called Skinship Barney. (Learn more about this project in this short film by Tokyofashion.com.)  Skinship Barney encourages closeness between friends and strangers, seperated by our growing online society.  In a workshop and live painting, held on April 7th, Shojono Tomo invited others to learn how she makes these unique items. The results can be seen in the photos below, courtesy toomarky.

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