So, all I can think of as I start to write this is "All My Circuits" soap opera star Calculon's line from an episode of Futurama, "I'm not familiar with the type of thing I'm seeing..."
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LA's Buff Monster, artist, graffitist, marketeer, and Murakami-devotee galore released an extremely limited number of 3" figures exclusively on his website at BuffMonster.Com this morning at 10AM, PST. The "Pink Pirate" figure is his most exclusive vinyl piece yet, in an edition of just 100!...
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FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY, Corey Helford Gallery hosts “? the War,” an anti-war show with paintings by artists you might recognize including Buff Monster, Attaboy, Gary Taxali, Luke Chueh, Joe Ledbetter, and Gary Baseman...some 21 artists total, and there will be FREE...
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This is another one of those things that at times makes it difficult to indulge a passion for designer vinyl from the hills of Appalachia. Still, if you’re on the West Coast tomorrow...
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San Francisco Invasion is released in a comfy edition of 200, and all are hand signed and numbered by BM himself. The prints are a supersweet 18 x 24 and retail for a modest $50. MetroPark also sent some of their stores framed prints from the series and these retail for $150. This is both good and bad, because, hey, you get the work framed for an extra 100 clams if you don't want the hassle; but I like to make framing and glass choices myself and would be surprised all to hell if these things are framed archivally and behind UV treated plexi.
There are about 20 Metropark locations in the States and unless you're near one, you'll need to order from the website. But, with my preference for 7's I had to do some calling around and can now tell you which stores have which numbers in Texas and Ohio.
~benc
