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Over the course of a year, [[Toy Art Gallery]] has curated and produced large format fiberglass art toy sculptures for their Lifesize Figure Series. While oversized figures have certainly been done before, TAG’s growing line of ten life size figures available in multiple editions, many with articulation, offers an unprecedented effort to popularize, reinvigorate, and advance this show stopping category of collectibles. <br />
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*[http://www.toyartgallery.com/ Toy Art Gallery]<br />
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== Dates & Addresses ==<br />
January 12th 2013 - [[Toy Art Gallery]], 7571 Melrose Ave. Hollywood, CA 9006<br />
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== The Artists ==<br />
[[Okedoki]], [[Blamo Toys]], [[David Flores]], [[Arkiv]], [[Paul Kaiju]], [[T9G]], [[Nathan Hamill]], [[Francesco de Molfetta]], [[Quim Tarrida]], [[Bob Dob]]<br />
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== Images ==<br />
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Image:Toygiants-bellicose1.jpg|by [[Nathan Hamill]]<br />
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[[Category:Shows - 2013]]<br />
[[Category:Shows - USA]]<br />
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