Soft pencil drawing on white paper of a round headed bunny with large sad black eyes and a large triangle black nose, with no mouth, and wearing a black hoodie.

Rakugaki 5 (2023) - Luke Chueh - Untitled

$ 850.00

Graphite.

Artwork measures 9 x 12 inches.

Note: This piece was originally part of Year of the Rabbit (2023): A Lunar New Year Themed Art Exhibition at Giant Robot Store.

This piece is a part of the 5th annual group exhibition Rakugaki 5 (Sketches and Beyond) 2023 at GR2 Gallery running from February 25th - March 15th, 2023. 

  • Artwork remains on the wall for the duration of the show. Usually, art is sent out 2 weeks after the show comes down.
  • Because these are unique art pieces, it is possible that the piece you want has sold before we've had a chance to update the site. If this happens, you will contacted about a refund or exchange.
  • Art once purchased is not open for trade
  • There is a No Returns Policy from the moment artwork is purchased.
  • Pick-up orders: Please wait for email confirmation before coming to pick up.

In-Person Viewing is now available at Giant Robot Store, Wednesdays - Sundays 12:00 pm - 6:00pm.

All Rakugaki pieces are unframed.

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Artwork measures 10 x 10 inches. 

This piece is a part of the 20th annual group exhibition Post-it Show 2024 at GR2 Gallery running from December 7th - December 15th, 2024. 

  • There is a No Returns Policy from the moment artwork is purchased.
  • Artwork remains on the wall for the duration of the show. Usually, art is sent out 2 weeks after the show comes down.
  • Because these are unique art pieces, it is possible that the piece you want has sold before we've had a chance to update the site. If this happens, you will contacted about a refund or exchange.
  • Art once purchased is not open for trade
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This piece is part of Zines X Exhibitions, a group exhibition celebrating Giant Robot 30 Years at GR2 Gallery running from October 5th, 2024 to October 20th, 2024. 

  • Artwork remains on the wall for the duration of the show. Usually, art is sent out 2 weeks after the show comes down.
  • Because these are unique art pieces, it is possible that the piece you want has sold before we've had a chance to update the site. If this happens, you will contacted about a refund or exchange.
  • Art once purchased is not open for trade
  • There is a No Returns Policy from the moment artwork is purchased.
  • Pick-up orders: Please wait for email confirmation before coming to pick up
    • Pick up orders may be subject to storage fees if not picked up after 3 months after your pick up notice. You will be contacted again before fees begin.

In-Person Viewing is available at GR2 Gallery: Open Friday 12:00 pm - 4:00pm, Saturday 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm, and Sunday 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm.

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From Luke Chueh:

Luke Chueh is proud to present Low Fidelity, the first in a series of vinyl art collectibles based on his 2022 painting Low Fidelity, and his first self produced figure.

Inspired by the lofi/study-beat/chillhop music Chueh often listens to when painting, the figure was sculpted by 3-D modeling artist Dave Bondi, whom also sculpted Luke’s first art toy, Possessed, in 2007.

For Luke, the 7-inch-tall figure captures the feeling of being comfortably alone, a common thread in Chueh’s work. 

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Luke Chueh - Giant Robot Biennale 5 - "Golden Eye"

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If purchased with "Red Eye", the total for both is $18,000 + tax. The difference will be refunded back to you if both pieces are bought together.

IMPORTANT: This piece is part of an exhibition at JANM Biennale. You can purchase at anytime however the piece will not be available to go to you until after the end of the exhibition in January 2025.

Due to the large size of the piece, pick up is recommended. If shipping is needed, please note that shipping costs are an estimate to the best of our ability and may not be accurate, and may need to be adjusted. If this occurs, you will be contacted with a quote for the additional shipping costs. If shipping charges are under what you were charged, you will be reimbursed the difference.

Artwork measures 30 x 40 inches.

  • There is a No Returns Policy from the moment artwork is purchased.
  • Artwork remains on the wall for the duration of the show. Usually, art is sent out a few weeks after the show comes down.
  • Because these are unique art pieces, it is possible that the piece you want has sold before we've had a chance to update the site. If this happens, you will contacted about a refund or exchange.
  • Art once purchased is not open for trade
Painting of a white bunny with a softly rendered nature, it has red eyes and looks up to the right. It has a nose and no other facial or body features. Background is red.

Luke Chueh - Giant Robot Biennale 5 - "Red Eye"

Acrylic on panel. 

If purchased with "Golden Eye", the total for both is $18,000 + tax. The difference will be refunded back to you if both pieces are bought together.

IMPORTANT: This piece is part of an exhibition at JANM Biennale. You can purchase at anytime however the piece will not be available to go to you until after the end of the exhibition in January 2025.

Due to the large size of the piece, pick up is recommended. If shipping is needed, please note that shipping costs are an estimate to the best of our ability and may not be accurate, and may need to be adjusted. If this occurs, you will be contacted with a quote for the additional shipping costs. If shipping charges are under what you were charged, you will be reimbursed the difference.

Artwork measures 30 x 40 inches.

  • There is a No Returns Policy from the moment artwork is purchased.
  • Artwork remains on the wall for the duration of the show. Usually, art is sent out a few weeks after the show comes down.
  • Because these are unique art pieces, it is possible that the piece you want has sold before we've had a chance to update the site. If this happens, you will contacted about a refund or exchange.
  • Art once purchased is not open for trade