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Comic-Con Recap!
Here is a quick video from our trip to Comic-Con. It was an amazing experience to witness the world of pop culture that is Comic-Con. Thank you everyone who visited our booth. Big thanks to Kaiju Big Battel for sharing … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, buff monster, Cards, comic-con, Mark Bode, puzzles, Rollin High, ron english, San Diego, signings, TOTT Global, upper playground
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Win tickets to Exit through the Gift Shop SF Premier!
Get your rats. The next 20 people to submit a photo via Upper Playground Twitter or Facebook pages that contains them with a live rat will win an invite to the San Francisco premiere of Banksy’s movie “Exit Through the Gift Shop.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Exit Through the Gift Shop, Rats, San francisco Premier, upper playground
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Happy Easter: Bang a Bunny!
Upper Playground and Jeremy Fish made this hilarious site to send loved ones e-cards for Easter. You can put pictures in the bunnies’ faces and watch to see what bunnies do. Click the image to visit the site.
Jeremy Fish Celebrates Playboy Bunny 50th Anniversary
Jeremy Fish‘s tribute to the 50th anniversary of the iconic Playboy Bunny will be on display in the Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, PA starting March 27th. Click Here for full details…
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Tagged 50th Anniversary, Andy Warhol Museum, art, Art show, Bunny, jeremy fish, opening, PA, Pennsylvania, Pittsburgf, Playboy, Playboy Bunny, Playboy Bunny 50th Anniversary, Playboy Redux, release event, San Francisco, SF, tools of the trade, TOTT Global, upper playground
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Jeremy Fish, Basterd for Haiti
This past Thursday, our good friends Jeremy Fish and Upper Playground teamed up with SA Studios Global, Quentin Tarantino and the Weinstein Company to present “The Lost Art of Inglourious Basterds.” Other artists included in the project were David Choe, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Pardee, American Red Cross, art, Art show, David Choe, Dora Drimalas, Estevan Oriol, gallery, Grotesk, Haiti Earthquake, Ingrlourious Basterds, jeremy fish, Morning Breath, Munk One, N8 Van Dyke, nominated, nominations, Oscar-nominated, Oscars, Patrick Martinez, Quentin Tarantino, Rene Alamanza, SA Studios Global, Sam Flores, San Francisco, SF, Skinner Davis, The Lost Art of Inglourious Basterds, tools of the trade, TOTT Global, upper playground, Weinstein Company
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