Showing posts with label Bwana Spoons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bwana Spoons. Show all posts

Sunday, October 9, 2011

Tamari Park

Skating with Bwana and Naoya at Tamari Park.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

Sink Or Swim

In the spirit of ocean conservation the Japan-based non-profit organization, PangeaSeed, is ramping up for it’s third annual art exhibition tailored to address one the biggest threats facing the health of world’s oceans today – the rapid mass depletion of sharks.

With each minute that passes close to 200 sharks are killed, adding up to an astonishing 80 million deaths each year. The majority of these sharks are killed only for their fins to satisfy an unsustainable appetite for shark fin soup in Asia and other parts of the world. In the cruel practice known as “finning,” the shark is hooked and brought aboard the boat where its fins are then cut off and the still alive but limbless animal is tossed back into the sea to drown.

All artwork is for sale with proceeds helping to keep sharks afloat both in Japan and around the world. Curated by Pangea Seed and Koji Harmon, featured artists include some of your favorites in the toy and art world such as: Bwana Spoons, Cometdebris, Cupco, Le Merde, Skinner, Suckadelic, and a ton more. Also, PangeaSeed will donate a percentage of proceeds to help aid animals affected by the March 2011 earthquake in Japan.

Show opens July 16th and runs through the 22nd. Check it out if you're in Tokyo!

M Event Space & Bar in Daikanyama (http://www.m-event-bar.com)

Pangea Seed (pangeaseed.com)

Wednesday, May 4, 2011

Sloth 'n' Moth

Sloth 'n' Moth is opening at Grass Hut this Thursday. The very first vinyl piece by Graves & Spoons will make it debut with several custom versions by artists from the US and Japan. Pictured above is my custom version. In addition, other sloth inspired pieces will be put on display. Grass Hut is located in Portland, Oregon.

GRASS HUT

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Custom Tokoji Seijin to Benefit JEARS

Japan Earthquake Animal Rescue and Support (JEARS) is a collaboration of three established and registered no kill animal rescue NPOs in Japan. The intention behind the creation of JEARS is to coordinate rescue and support efforts for animals in crisis due to the March 11 Earthquake and Tsunami in Northern Japan.

Cometdebris is selling this custom Tokoji Seijin to benefit JEARS and their efforts to rescue and support animals in the disaster area. This custom Tokoji was done by Bwana Spoons and Cometdebris. In the online store now.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Nogawa Park

Nogawa Park is huge, with lots of green, trees, and a river running through it. It features facilities for barbecuing, sports, and even has a small skate park. And just a short drive from home. Bwana and I visited the other day, took a little walk along the river, and did a little skating.

Randall's Magic Scrap Yard

Some pics from Bwana's show at Thrash Out. Show runs through the 19th.