Here is the footage of the signing of the newest toy produced by Ningyoushi and Double Punch. The signing took place at the Los Angeles Giant Robot. Stayed tuned for the New York GR signing!
Santa Yoda Giveaway!
We are giving away this 1:1 scale santa yoda to a lucky customer!
Here is how it works. With any purchase in the store you will recieve a raffle ticket. At the beginning of the year we will raffle him off to a lucky customer! The only rule is that you must be able to pick him up as we will not ship it. So come in and say hello! Good luck!
Vampira by French & Diva Art Show @ double punch
double punch gallery enters the holiday season by offering Morbid romance. Curated by Lian Ladia, Vampira is about the works of UK based artist, French and Barcelonas new phenomena, Diva.
Opening Reception: Saturday, December 27 – 6-10pm
Show dates: December 27, 2008 – February 1, 2009.
Based on a scene at Italian Horror movie, Phenomena French and Divas curated collaboration is loosely based on the romantic gore aesthetic of Dario Argento and the music of metal. Imagine the horrifying image of a Swedish school girl (played by Jennifer Connelly) falling into a pool of decaying, maggot infested bodies while the metal band, Motorhead plays as the soundtrack.
French’s drawings clearly represents gore as he outlines rotting carcass with his work on paper. His work ha been featured on the cover of albums and posters of Metal bands as well as the back of skateboard decks.
Divas feminine and romantic morbid aesthetic completes the narrative of the show. Her work using lace transforms into the lewd textures of moss, spider web and snakeskin. Her photographs and female figures haunts and climaxes into sweet delirium.
double punch gallery is at the heart of north beach. It is a space where art, collectibles and designer toys collide.
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http://elmundodediva.blogspot.com
Happy Holidays!
"Living LEGO-cy" Exhibition in Palo Alto Museum
The Museum of American Heritage in Palo Alto, is currently having a great exhibition of LEGO with a lots of large creations by local Bay Area collectors. It’s definitely a good time to check it out in person if you live in the Bay Area. Click on the picture below to go to the SF Gate article.