Sweet Streets: Art Inspired by Japanese Street Fashion opening reception 9/11/2010

It's time for Sweet Streets 2, an art exhibition at Nucleus Art Gallery in Alhambra. Opening reception is 9/11/2010. Video above is from last year's Sweet Streets.

Gallery Nucleus & Caro are excited to reprise the highly successful SWEET STREETS exhibit sponsored by Hi-Fructose, Tokyofashion.com and SOSO Happy! Last year’s colorful exhibition inspired by Japanese streets attracted hundreds of art and fashion enthusiasts. This year, SWEET STREETS 2 aims to top the last with internationally known artists, photographers, and fashion designers.

(I sure love that song. It's Girigiri Surf Rider, by Halcali.)

SWEET STREETS 2 (Thanks, Barry!)

• [Anonymous]

  Check out video from this years event:

  http://www.gallerynucleus.com/blog

• [barrymcw]

  You’re more than welcome. Odds are good that the girl & I will be there Saturday night.

• [StCredZero]

  I’d swear there was some Jamie Hewlett in there. I looked at the roster for Sweet Streets, but he wasn’t listed.

• [JohnnyOC]

  So close but in crunch!

  I’ve been there before and it has a great selection of all kinds of geek gear: books, t-shirts, vinyl figures.

  I consider it on par with Giant Robot off of Sawtelle.

  Need to go again soon. :)

• [gwailo_joe]

  that track is from the Halcali Bacon album: great stuff! Those gals have got style, flow. . .and moxie!

• [Anonymous]

  I like most of this work but the presentation seems very uneven. What I mean is that unframed paper pieces being held with clips (and a spiral-bound torn edge) does not belong anywhere near a show containing work by Junko Mizuno.

  • [Noodle]

    I think those were drawn in-show?

    • [Anonymous]

      I sure hope so.
      Even with work done at a show I’ll pack along pre-cut mats and polybags so they’re present well. I’ve had too many people comment that the art would look better framed