DOUG FOGELSON & DON FRITZ,SO YOUN LEE, JUSTINE LIN, MAYUKO NAKAMURA, and NAOSHI
June 5 – 28, 2015
Artist reception: Friday, June 5th; 8-11PM
Showing posts with label Naoshi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Naoshi. Show all posts
Naoshi at La Luz de Jesus
Mizna Wada & Naoshi "Roll the Dice" at Gallery Nucleus
Two of my favorite artists, Naoshi and Mizna Wada, have a show opening this weekend at Gallery Nucleus! Roll the Dice will transform the gallery into a giant board game!
Show Details:
Roll the Dice : A Board Game and Art Exhibition by Mizna Wada and Naoshi at Gallery Nucleus
November 15 – 30, 2014
Opening Reception / Nov 15, 7:00PM – 10:00PM
Gallery Nucleus will be transformed into a giant interactive board game by Mizna Wada and Naoshi!
Mizna’s side of the board will take the players through a dark and eerie journey through the underworld while Naoshi’s side guides players through the brighter world up above.
Player will roll the giant pair of dice and advance from space to space, taking turns with the other player and following the game instructions found on the wall between artworks. The first player to the finish wins! On opening night, winners of the game will receive a special, limited edition prize. Winners will receive stickers on all other show nights.
Sweet Streets @ WWA Gallery
I am loving the LA Weekly photos by the always awesome Shannon Cottrell of the Sweet Streets opening this past weekend at WWA Gallery in Los Angeles! Looks like so much fun, and what a great lineup of artists!
Kittens & Ice Cream at Japan LA
To celebrate their 5th Anniversary (congrats!) Japan LA is having an awesome Kittens & Ice Cream Art Show! Filled with amazing artists, here's some of my favorite sneak peeks!
Event Details:
June 4th- July 3rd
opening night event June 4th, starting at 7pm!
Michelle Romo / Crowded Teeth
Naoshi
Melissa Contreras / Axelhoney
Melissa Contreras / AxelHoney
Gary Baseman
Camilla d'Errico
TwinkieChan
Photos from Sweet Streets II @ Gallery Nucleus
This weekend I checked out the awesome new Sweet Streets II exhibit at Gallery Nucleus. The lineup of artists was absolutely phenomenal and included some TokyoBunnie favorites like Koralie, Lillidoll, Harley + Boss, Kukula, Naoshi, Stella Im Hultberg, Apak, Tiffany Liu, Mizna Wada, Tado... and tons more. I took lots of pics, which you can see on my flickr feed here. I highly recommend checking out the show if you can!
Naoshi's Etsy Shop
Sunae (sand) artist Naoshi's Etsy shop never disappoints. Her fun colorful retro-inspired girls make awesome cards and prints.
Naoshi Prints
I've been a big fan of Naoshi's sand illustration (sunae) work for awhile, and I love this new series of prints, entitled 'The Three Principles of Health'. Available in her Etsy shop.
Naoshi
I fell in love with the work of Japanese artist Naoshi about a year ago, when I found her on Myspace. Naoshi creates her work using the Japanese method of Sunae, which means she uses colored sand to create the illustations. I used to play around with sand art as a kid- and if you did too, then you know how difficult it is! Mine never turned out right, there was always colors all mixed up and I usually ended up with more sand all over myself than on my artwork.
That's why I am in such awe of these pieces! Not only do I love the illustrations themselves- ice cream haired girls and sundae sittin' ladies... but when you think that they are made of sand! Totally amazing!
Naoshi has a website, here, and a great little Etsy shop where you can get prints of her work, here.
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