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Showing posts with label David Choe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Choe. Show all posts
11/30/2009
WALRUS TV ARTIST FEATURE: DAVID CHOE INTERVIEW
WALRUS TV ARTIST FEATURE: DAVID CHOE INTERVIEW
Complete details @ upperplayground.com
Info posted by Upper Playground:
David Choe is a favorite at Upper Playground as we’ve witnessed his progression as an artist over the years, through his recurrent involvement with the company. In this interview from the “Dithers” DVD, you get a glimpse of the man behind the art, and the cleverness you witness as he speaks becomes amplified when viewed in the context of his masterful paintings. Much more than an artist, David Choe has a personality to match his talent. Watch the interview from "Dithers," available for the first time to the public for free, on Walrus TV.
source: upperplayground.com
www.davidchoe.com
www.upperplayground.com
7/02/2009
SDCC EXCLUSIVE: WOMBAT by DAVID CHOE
SDCC EXCLUSIVE: WOMBAT by David Choe
Complete details @ davechoe.blogspot.com
Info posted by David Choe:
I first met the guys at Giant Robot over a decade ago at SDCC and this year Giant Robot turns 15. We are gonna have limited skatedecks and a new version of my wood toy called, WOMBAT. I dont know how many or how much the decks are gonna be, but the toy is limited to an edition of 200 and will be around $40(USD). This might be your only chance to get this stuff, if it sells out. I'll be there to sign some shit, at the Giant Robot booth, but mostly I'll just be wandering around.
SAN DIEGO
Convention Center
111 W. Harbor Dr.
San Diego, CA 92101
www.davechoe.blogspot.com
www.giantrobot.com
www.comic-con.org
6/15/2009
WALRUS TV: UPPER PLAYGROUND X JUXTAPOZ MAGAZINE U.S. TOUR - VIDEO RECAP
www.youtube.com/user/WalrusTV
Info posted by Upper Playground:
In 2008, Juxtapoz Magazine and Upper Playground asked David Choe, Alex Pardee, Saber & Retna to paint their way across the United States. Traveling the country from Washington D.C. to the Bay Area with spray cans in their hands and cameras following, they bombed, brushed, and painted, leaving a swath of color and creativity in their wake. This short documentary piece, set to the music of Cutsoquick, captures the artists as they hit the streets collaborating on huge pieces and connecting with fans and admirers of their art from all walks of life. Watch the film on Walrus TV.
source: upperplayground.com
www.upperplayground.com
www.juxtapoz.com
3/04/2009
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