Hong Kong super duo Graphic Airlines have finally completed their first toy, previewed at the Flesh Mesh Exhibition, MADAME VEE + MEATY !! This awesome 11 inch figure is full of attitude, and jam packed with interchangeable body parts and accessories. Madame Vee is released to the world with side kick Meaty, ready to charm the socks off the toy collecting public. Limited to 50 sets only, at a mere USD 130, get her while she’s H O T.

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Graphic Airlines invasion at Thunder Chunky today. More news from the east, the 2nd G.A.L. solo exhibition, ‘Flesh Mesh’ – will be taking Hong Kong by storm this august, creating more talking points with their trademark “aesthetics of ugly” styling.

“I am sausage, you are ham
He is burger, she is meat ball
Moving in casing
Wriggling in mincer
Cut us, crush us
Swallow us, digest us”

Meat loaf cut off party: 5th August, 2009, 19:00 till last

Date: 6th August to 3rd September, 2009
Time: 13:00-21:00
Location: Gallery de Vie
Address: Basement, 45 Gough Street, Central, Hong Kong
Tel: 28511848

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Graphic Airlines are back ‘again’ at Thunder Chunky International Airport (regular connecting flights) with their New Products Collection “Walking with Iggy”, named after the 3rd member of G.A.L. With a simple, clean and bold Red, White and Blue colour scheme, its a great collection, adding to their existing brilliant range of Tees and other products already.

Currently not available through their shop yet, but please feel free to browse existing products. I’m sure you’ll find something nice with an Asian charm.

Graphic Airlines Interview
Graphic Airlines SHOP

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Our talented friends from Hong Kong, Graphic Airlines, famous for their quirky and clever street art, (read our Graphic Airlines Interview) are back, in another exciting exhibition: Cross Vision, New Mission:

“Cross Vision, New Mission is a rebellion against opulence, while also being a fresh attempt at introspection, self-discovery and creating what is closest to one’s heart. Here is where lies the power to transform and transcend the global economic uncertainty. The collections are classics remixed with a contemporary sensibility, while helping to redefine a new design mindset.”

It is the last day of the exhibition tomorrow, so if you do happen to be in Hong Kong, then you must visit this fresh, groundbreaking event, pushing Asian design in a different direction.

Date: 6-9 July, 2009
Location: Hall 1D Concourse, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, HK

Exhibition Times:
9:30am-5:00pm (9 July)

HK New design force artists:
Interplay Workshop, Jay Forster, Kerry Wong, Roger Lee, Zing Wong, Ks, Outsign. Lab, Ruby Woo, Sophia Yeung Washford, Kim Lo, Start From Zero and Graphicairlines

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Kronenbourg 1664 launched its ‘French Art of Pleasure – Mobile Arts’ campaign at LKF, Hong Kong, last week. Several renowned Hong Kong artists were asked to produce graphics and illustrations to celebrate the event and brand, covering a mass of walls, windows, tables, beer glasses and coasters. Featured above are TC favourite Graphic Airlines, and one of Jonathan Jay Lee’s beautiful, comic style illustrations on a beer glass. Beer and art, what more can you ask for?

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Well there’s plenty of vinyl toys, and customs, there’s even a movie made about them, so here’s a nice change, towards customising other items. Klomp! is a cross-cultural design-for-charity event where Hong Kong and China based artists and designers were invited to design a pair of original Dutch wooden shoes (’clogs’ in English, ‘klomp’ in Dutch). The Asian creativeness and flair, expressed on to these symbolic objects of the Dutch, produce something completely unique. There will be a charity auction to give these clogs a good home, which will end 28th May, with the proceeds going to Oxfam, Hong Kong. Our good friends Graphic Airlines (read our interview) were also involved in the project, and their piece looks brilliant as usual.

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We’re down to our second-to-last box now and there’s only one more day left for you to get your name in the hit to win one of the boxes, so don’t miss out!

First up in this box is good ol’ Graphic Airlines again with a GA cap, tee and set of mini figures. We have to say a big thanks to those guys because they sent a treasure trove of cool stuff from Hong Kong, which is why they feature in almost every box! Then our very own Stephen Chan has put in a signed Don’t Panic poster, some postcards and stickers. Project Detonate sent in an ace tee and badge combo. A crayola coloured parcel arrived from Aaron Miller containing a framed pic, see-through business cards and a badge set. Kenn Munk returns as well with a super-awesome heavyweight toy, with detatchable head! Yupyland added in a signed print and very cute postcard set. And finally, Insolent Candy Floss donated some really neat postcards, and stickers.

So you know the score now, just sign up over at…

The TC xmas project 2008 micro-site!!!!

And we’ve got a surprise extra box today with some VERY cool stuff in, so check back later on!

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