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in asakusa we went on the roof of a less glamorous department store. this one had a playland for the kids. all the coin operated slightly used but still colorful robots, cars, ships were such a find.

gasoline

it's too bad i don't have the sound that this one made for you....

where robots go to retire

there also was a section of broken toys. so sad, but also so lovely


fushini inari [polaroid version]

this was from the 1000 tori shrine outside of kyoto.

and now i'm off. mylissa from little bird is up here for the weekend and she's coming by the studio to preview the show. and if you are in the LA area.... mark you calendar... October 13th - that's the date of the opening. i hope to see people there [or i will be sad and silly looking standing lonely in front of my art]

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13 Responses to “small squares part 3”

  1. # Anonymous freelisa

    i just love these. they are so dreamy and wonderful.

    wish i could get to LA for your show. i'm sure it will be fantastic!  

  2. # Blogger shari

    i have a sudden urge to visit a shrine. :) hope you have a most excellent weekend. maybe i've already asked but...will you be at the nashville show? if so, t and i are coming!! xoxo  

  3. # Anonymous alyssa

    I'm so excited about your show:) Thanks so much for sharing all your wonderful polaroids!  

  4. # Blogger wendy

    oh...so fantastic...love that the polaroids seem like they come from an undefined time period.
    i'll be there!!
    enjoying your amazing art!!
    can't wait.  

  5. # Anonymous gracia

    Broken and discarded things always, for me, carry a certain beauty to them. And sadness, too. I love these polas of yours, and, if I could, I'd be there on the 13th with many, many bells.
    take care, g xo  

  6. # Anonymous louise

    I promise if I'm anywhere near your opening I'll swing on by. The chances of that are pretty slim, so instead I'll just send you the very best wishes. xo lj
    PS Love these photos.  

  7. # Anonymous andrea (scout)

    the robots. oh i love the robots. i really hope the last fella makes a sort of "beep baw bop beep" sound.

    and you know if i was anywhere near l.a. I'd be at the show with bells on. :) best of luck!  

  8. # Anonymous cruststation

    I love old fashion coin-operated machines, aren't they adorable and so full of character? So lovely and nostalgic, just like tin-toys. Wish I could be there to see your show in person, good luck with everything!  

  9. # Anonymous clara

    Oh I love old toys! They were certainly fun to play with.
    I hope you have a fantastic show! Wish I could go to LA. :-)  

  10. # Blogger susan

    best of luck lisa on your show opening. would come on over, but sadly, i would be late...
    i love that robot!  

  11. # Blogger bugheart

    hope you had
    a good
    birthday
    weekend...
    and got
    a little
    r & r in.
    love the
    robot pola!
    xoxox  

  12. # Blogger julie

    Those robots are so cool and so you! xx  

  13. # Blogger amisha

    that playground looks like it was made for you! what a perfect find. and oh how i wish that i could visit your show!! one day… in the meantime you must do a show in nyc :) big hugs—xoxo  

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