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Any Apes fans in New Mexico?
Might want to check this out:
Kardboard King—Fernando Larranaga has created a Planet of the Apes environment for Synchro Studio. The immersive show features nearly full-size statues of Cornelius, Dr. Zaius and more, as well as the spaceship Icarus and a detailed backdrop. All of the elements—and all of Larranaga's work—are created using cardboard. The artist also completed a comic book for the show that he called Planet of the Monkey to avoid copyright infringement. This information comes to us by way of Corina Sugarman, Synchro's chief volunteer-asaurus, because the mysterious Kardboard King—a longtime local upcycler—has no web presence and presumably isn't big into promo. The show is part of the Craftacular Spectacular on Saturday, Dec. 1, at Synchro (512 Yale SE) from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Drop by, explore the ape-world and pick up gifts made by local artists.
Kardboard King—Fernando Larranaga has created a Planet of the Apes environment for Synchro Studio. The immersive show features nearly full-size statues of Cornelius, Dr. Zaius and more, as well as the spaceship Icarus and a detailed backdrop. All of the elements—and all of Larranaga's work—are created using cardboard. The artist also completed a comic book for the show that he called Planet of the Monkey to avoid copyright infringement. This information comes to us by way of Corina Sugarman, Synchro's chief volunteer-asaurus, because the mysterious Kardboard King—a longtime local upcycler—has no web presence and presumably isn't big into promo. The show is part of the Craftacular Spectacular on Saturday, Dec. 1, at Synchro (512 Yale SE) from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Drop by, explore the ape-world and pick up gifts made by local artists.
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