Zakka Store DUMBO NYC, Mathmatiks art show May 29, 2010
Joe 05.29.10
Last night we co-sponsored an art show at the Zakka Shop in Brooklyn. The event was hosted by Mathmatiks and the turnout was great. It featured works by Nick Kuszyk, Jade Kuei, El Kamino, Chip 7 and Pars Kid. We gave out over 100 copies of The Art of Storytelling magazine and we also released our first figure called eyeball kid which was a collaboration between The Art of Storytelling, Chip7 and sculptor Danny the Farrow. All in all it was a great night. Zakka is now carrying The Art of Storytelling Magazine as well as The Art of Storytelling DVD so if you need copies of either you can pick them up there.
Out side of the event, the shop itself is amazing. They are stacked with vinyl toys, a ton a rare books and dvd’s, clothing and more. You should definitely stop by to check this place out. Here are some flicks from the event.
Here are photos of the Eyeball Kid figure by Chip 7. The large figure in the back was originally done by another sculptor in Thailand. The smaller ones are versions that were done by The Farrow here in the States. We released our first two color ways, black/gold and white/blue. We did 30 of each color way and they will be available for purchase shortly.
Chip 7 and Sculptor Danny “The Farrow”
Here are some shots from inside the store during the show.
Mathmatiks did an amazing job with their display cases. If you haven’t checked out their jewelery line yet you definitely should.
Here are some pieces from Nick Kuszyk
Here are some pieces from Chip 7
Here are some pieces from Jade Kuei
Here are some pieces from Pars Kid
Here are some pieces from El Kamino
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Here are some photos from the MAGIC show. We met with a ton of brands and have picked a handfull that we will be adding to our web store, which is due to go live in a couple of weeks. Among some of our favorites were Elm Clothing, Rebel 8, Cardboard Robot and a grip of others. We hit the tradeshow floor with about 100 of copies of The Art of Storytelling Magazine and the response was amazing.






































































































































































