The crucible of Gallery 1988
One in a continuing series of reasons why I never have any spare cash:
Now Gallery 1988, where he does the majority of his shows, is having another event where this will occur (according to the blog):
Introducing the first ever G1988 Mini Print Chase Set (TM) (C) (R)
(OTHER LETTERS), with our first set dedicated to LA artist Luke Chueh.
Releasing on Feb. 5, at the 3-man show "Long Arm Of The Paw," where
Luke will also be exhibiting new originals, this is one of my favorite
things we've ever sold at the gallery, hands down!Featuring 4
of Luke's most popular, and SOLD OUT, 1988 print images (I Asked For
Scrambled, The Alchemist, Another Useless Gift Revisted and Possessed)
these prints come as a set and each print is 4 x 5 inches. Each print
will be signed, while the set, an edition of 500, is hand numbered by
Luke. AND on top of all that…1 in 10 sets will have a chase mini
print (1st ever!) of what is hands down Luke's most sought after, and
now unattainable, print (4×4 inches, edition of 50).So you
get all 4 of these extremely popular prints, a 10% chance to get a
super limited (SUPER FRENZIED) print – all in a nice little set – for
$80!
Cost is not really a problem; $80 isn't too bad (don't ask what I paid for the toys). But these are limited enough that I probably won't be able to order one in time. For the toys, I sent my friend Joey there to stand in line and get me what I needed. Yes, there was a line. And the last time they had a run on Chueh things (for the toys), it crashed their Web site.
This is one of those times I wish I lived in Los Angeles. Me want!
Giclees
See, I can take criticism. ;D
I wish I knew someone who lived there because I’d make them stand in line for you 🙂
It’s the thought that counts. 😀