... are super funny, and I had to show them off. The Darth Vader piece is funny, and this was done towards the end of intern Yuki's stay at GR. Those are her hands. I tried to do them alone but couldn't. Either way, it's stuff from the Giant Robot stores that make people laugh.

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... from illustration, painting, photography, collages, mix media, and designer toys. The Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles hosted Giant Robot Biennale 2: 15 Years. The exhibition is curated by Eric Nakamura, publisher/co-editor and owner of Giant Robot, a bi-monthly magazine featuring Asians and Asian American pop culture. The ...

Giant Robot has posted up all of the available (and those that have sold) pieces from this past weekend’s Giant Robot Biennale 2 show. There are still some great custom pieces from David + Sun-Min, Dehara and Le Merde in their web shop. If you’re looking for some Christmas presents for me…I’ll take one of those custom resin figures from Sun-Min Kim. They look great!

Giant Robot and the Japanese American National Museum are proud to host the screening of Harry Kim's "Dirty Hands: The Art and ... the globe. A discussion will immediately follow this presentation providing an insider perspective on the life of artist David Choe. dirtyhandsmovie.com Keep Checking the Giant Robot Biennale site for more up-to-date information. Here’s the Facebook link.

Giant Robot 62 is exclusively available at the GR shops on Sawtelle and on the way to the SF and NYC locations. Coming soon to decent bookstores, cool record shops, and better newsstands near you... Here's what's in it: Cover art and interview with artist Rob Sato Thrift shopping with author/futurist William Gibson Hong Kong's God of Vinyl Michael Lau The photography of skate ...