Currently and Ema art auction to help the Japan Earthquake and Tsunami Fund is going on. Artists from all over have created paintings on “Ema”, which are traditional small Japanese wooden tablets left at shrines with an image on one side, and a wish or a prayer on the other. Kelly Vivanco, Allison Sommers, Amy Crehore, Lilly Piri, Yoskay Yamamoto, Amy Huddleston, Daniel Lim, and more have all created tiny paintings with 100% of the proceeds going to Give2Asia.
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“Do You Remember Me?” sculpture by Yoskay Yamamoto
For his Latest solo show at Lebasse Projects, “Familiar Strangers”, Yoskay Yamamoto made 100 resin sculptures entitled “Do You Remember Me?” The sculptures are Yoskay’s take on the Atom Boy character mixed with his own signature features. Each one of these faces was hand-sculpted by the artists and comes with hardware to mount them on the wall in the same fashion they were mounted in the exhibition.
Get em here: Yoskay Yamamoto @ Paper Tiger


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New prints by Yoskay Yamamoto & Nate Frizzell @ Paper Tiger
A Paper Tiger has just added two new prints to the shop, “Lost Or To Be Lost” by Yoskay Yamamoto and from Nate Frizzell “And Out Come The Wolves”. Both prints are 12″ x 15.5″ on archival textured fine art paper, signed and numbered in editions of 25 each. Both prints look great, and knowing the quality that Paper Tiger puts out they are sure to look amazing in person.
Get em here: A Paper Tiger


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“Go East” exhibition with Lebasse Projects
For a three day only exhibition, November 5-7th, Lebasse Projects will take the artists that are the heart of the gallery and bring them to the east coast. This marks the first in what will hopefully be many global exhibitions, giving everyone a chance to see work from artist such as Yoskay Yamamoto, Tessar Lo, Edwin Ushiro, Joao Ruas, Eric Fortune, Mia, and Nate Frizzell.
I have always felt that the best way to view art is in person. It is quite hard when the gallery is across the country or in another country for that matter, so this show will be a great opportunity for the fans in New York to check out these amazing works of art. For those of us that are still stuck checking out the work online, here is a small preview and a link to the full one.







