David Choe has his first solo exhibition, Gardeners of Eden, going on in New York at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery until Feb 3rd. David Choe is an extremely talented modern artist with a large array of art styles, materials and mediums which he uses. You can view more of his work from the exhibition at the Jonathan LeVine Gallery Website.
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TAGS: No TagsPosted by Tahir in Urban Modern Art - 2D on January 7, 2007
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Urban Retro Lifestyle - Art, Vinyl Toys, Video Games, Cartoons and Comics » David Choe Wooden And Metal Toys
January 17th, 2007 at 10:19 pm
1[…] I featured the David Choe solo exhibition last week but what I did not tell you about was these great toys which David Choe added to the show at the last minute. They are titled Otto and Didi and are made of wood and metal. I really love the design and shape of these toys and I hope David Choe produces these or similar designs as limited edition vinyl toys one day. [images via Supertouch] […]
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