- Location: unknown
- Official: lemerde.com
- Twitter: @FalconRidesPony
DCon (Designer Con) : 2014
Designer Con is an annual art and design convention that smashes together collectible toys and designer apparel with urban, underground and pop art!
- Dates: November 8, 2014 | November 9, 2014
- Venue: Pasadena Convention Center
Love Movement
"Love should be everywhere in our daily life. Because Love is invisible, and we can’t touch it or buy it, we usually pass over it. Modern society lacks Love due to a lack of communication. If I want Love from someone, and I don’t give the person Love, it’s unfair. It’s wrong just requiring Love from someone. If you start giving Love to people around you, Love will be everywhere, and we can live happily. If the world were to embrace the Love Movement, it would solve many problems we have." –Nao "Many creators put their Love into this exhibition. Please feel their Love. Giving Love will bring even bigger Love back to you. We can spread Love. That is the Love Movement." –Shin
- Dates: December 11, 2010 | Unknown
- Venue: Superfrog Gallery
Kaiju & Beyond
As innovators in Japan's thriving neo-kaiju (monster toy) scene Gargamel have spearheaded a growing movement to push soft vinyl (sofubi) toys into a genuine art form. Formed in 2002, and producing their own figures since 2003, Gargamel have continually pushed the boundaries of the new art of vinyl. Their role as frequent collaborators with artists in both Japan (such as Koji Harmon, aka Cometdebris) and in the United States have earned them not only respect, but a growing audience of international collectors. Based in Tokyo, the members of Gargamel not only produce their own figures, but are all talented traditional artists in their own right, exhibiting in galleries around the globe. And as if that weren't enough, they also operate a flagship store/gallery in Tokyo, Thrash Out.
- Dates: December 10, 2010 | January 9, 2011
- Venue: Rotofugi
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