discuss my near death infant situation, working methods, and the stories behind the paintings. I was totally
blown away when I opened the issue (currently on newstands) and saw that 6 pages were dedicated to me.
Check out Hi-Fructose online.
back in 1998. Then, Eric Nakamura invites me to participate in this huge group show featuring Gary
Baseman, Buff Monster, Susie Ghahremani, and Rob Bellm (my bro). Now I feel like everything has gone full
circle. The show opens on March 15 from 6:30pm to 10pm. I'll be at the show too. I hope to see you there.
Tokyo Lab plans to create a compilation DVD of their best works, along with a 120 page book of new
material featuring all our collaborators to date. For the moment, WK Tokyo Lab has set up a blog where you
can view the progress of art that will be included in this book. Check out the blog here.
series. You can see a better photo of it here. They are printed onto silver American Apparel t-shirts and
are available in men & women sizes. Price: $19.95. Mens sold out and womens in limited quantities!
looking bright indeed. There are a few hush projects in development and some 2008 shows I'd love to share.
First one is "Nature of Water" which is a Bruce Lee tribute show at Gallery Nucleus. Then last week was the
opening for "Neulovers" at Portland's Compound Gallery. This piece above is for a show on Jan. 27 at The
Kenneth Chapman Gallery at Iona College in NY. Mahalo to all of you out there. Hoping your New Year is
filled with brightness.
addition to the piece that was in the book, I finished a new piece specifically for this show. I would also
like to thank everyone, especially you for coming out for the artist signing. Sorry that it got pretty busy &
my pen didn't flow well & so I wasn't able to chit-chat much. I'm pretty shy in public anyhow. I'll try better
next time. Promise. Catch the entire show online here.
shows both opening on Saturday, December 1. Both shows will be held in Culver City (across the street from
each another). The Lab 101 Gallery will host it's final show entitled, "Happy Endings," then right across the
street Project: Gallery presents "Wishful Thinking" in collaboration between Juxtapoz Magazine and the
Make-A-Wish Foundation. Click here for more details.
magazine contributors past, present & future. Artists including Ron English, David Stoupakis, Ashley Wood,
Mars-1 and Edwin Ushiro. Can't make it? You may find Gallery 1988 located at 7020 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles,
CA 90038 Tues-Sun 11am-6pm. Call 323.937.7088 for more info.
LA Myth at Meltdown Gallery, and The Ninja Show 2 at Gallery Nucleus. Also, Maxalot has transformed 2
pieces of my art into wallpaper for this one and this one. Much more to come. Thank you for visiting!
Seattle based printing studio. What is most dear to my heart is that 10% of each sale will go towards the
Mini Lai Scholarship Fund. Mini, was a good friend and meant the world to me. She passed away from
complications of a transplanted heart. This scholarship is awarded to an Illustration major attending the Art
Center College of Design. The first recipient of the $1,500 scholarship is Jesse Dickenson. Congrats bro!!!
that attended opening night. Surprisingly, most of the art has already sold. But there are a few more gems
available to pick up before the show closes on June 23. Gallery Nucleus hours are Mon - Thurs 12pm to 9pm
& Fri - Sun 11am to 10pm. If you are interested in viewing this show online click here.
