Author: jeremy

You know how you occasionally see a toy and imagine a whole vignette unfolding behind it? That’s kind of how I felt the minute I saw Jamungo’s TUF-FLUCK

Greg “Craola” Simkins’ Seeing Things solo show opened this week at FIFTY24SF, and if you can get down to the Lower Haight (currently demarcated by signage from the

In 2008, I began a segment of stories on ToyCyte called Playing With Politics. I was very interested in the unprecedented outpouring of art inspired by Barack Obama.

Despite the fact that we have accepted the need to traverse shoeless, beltless and beverageless through airport security, most of us still can’t stave off baggage carousel gridlock

You can sometimes measure the trendiness rank of a band by how much a CDR of their demo sells for on eBay ($63 in this case). Click HERE

In this digital age where liner notes are a thing of antiquity, words fail to convey how sublime and subversive an entire paperback book about one’s favorite album

When I look back on my writing from the past year, it’s clear I wrote a lot about Bay Area rising art star Alex Pardee. Whether the prolific

Jeremy Fish’s latest solo show recreates a San Francisco saloon from the 1850s at FIFTY24SF.  The exhibit includes a repurposed 100 year old redwood fence, 500 pounds of

The Vivisect Playset has become one of the signature group art shows for our community. For five years now, Luke Chueh and Gallery1988 have curated and hosted The

Vinyl Toy Network Winter 2008 was a lot of fun and a great opportunity to chat with artists, toy companies, shops, fans and collectors. People were lined up