Dehara’s “Satoshi Yamamoto – 48 Years Old” Solo at Giant Robot 2
Dehara is back in Los Angeles for the Saturday opening of his Satoshi Yamamoto – 48 Years Old solo show at Giant Robot 2. Clinging to the fading time until the big 5-0, Dehara’s signature salaryman is letting it all hang loose, perhaps even more than usual. The newest iteration
Astro Boy by Dehara x Tezuka Productions x Hoopz
Yukinori Dehara brings his signature organic style to Osamu Tezuka’s iconic Astro Boy with a new soft vinyl art toy set created in collaboration with Tezuka Productions and Hoopz. With production currently stalled due to COVID restrictions in China, here’s a look at what’s coming. The Astro Boy sets feature
Ringorilla by Dehara at NTWRK’s Unboxed Festival
Holy big ape! Japanese artist Dehara Yukinori’s Ringorilla sofubi art toy is ready to roar. Over 14″ tall, Ringorilla is a mix of fierce fun with an apple in his mighty hand. A collaboration with Yorozuya, the figure was originally sculpted by Dehara in clay and then sculpted digitally into
Dehara x Kaiyodo Evangelion Figures
As part of the Shin Kaiyodo Evangelion Figure Exhibition at Kaiyodo Hobby Museum Shimanto, Dehara has created special low-run figures of three Evangelion characters: EVA-01, Rei Ayanami, and Shinji Ikari.Sculpted by Dehara, each design features his immediately recognizable organic style. As artist editions, these hit the sweet spot with designs
Preview: Dehara’s ‘Sofvi Dismantling II’ at Giant Robot 2
As we previously mentioned, Dehara returns to Giant Robot 2 on Saturday evening (2.22) for the opening of his Sofvi Dismantling II show. The exhibition features the Japanese artist’s deconstructed and reconstructed sofubi art toys made by swapping parts from his many production figures to create weird, crazy and unexpected
‘Sofvi Dismantling II’ by Dehara Yukinori at Giant Robot 2
Dehara Yukinori returns to Giant Robot 2 in LA for the opening of his Sofvi Dismantling II solo exhibition on Saturday, February 22nd 2020. His latest annual show at GR2 is a followup to 2018’s Sofvi Dismantling, which featured deconstructed, rearranged versions of his sofubi art toys. This year’s iteration