Brooklyn based artist Kaws recently participated in a group exhibition called First Look: An Exhibition of Emerging Artists From Los Angeles Galleries presented by House of Campari. Curated by Simon Watson and Craig Hensala of Scenic, the show featured fiberglass Chum characters measuring 90 x 54 x 30 inches. According to Campari there were a series of 6 unique colors. Here have a look at the yellow, and (although it could just be our monitors playing tricks on us) what appears to be a fluorescent green version of Kaws’ iconic Chum. This is definitely an exciting sculpture, and we hope to see all 6 colors soon.

More from the Kaws Chum 2009 @ House of Campari after the jump.

Yesterday we gave you a look at some of the first Original Fake S/S ‘08 t-shirts that have released. Thanks to Kaws we have some more information on the Chum pieces now. Mark Dean Veca has designed the Chum that you saw on the t-shirts. Here we give you now a close look at his work for Original Fake.
After the jump you can check out the Mark Dean Veca Chum in detail.

Here another preview of soon to be released work by the artist Kaws and his OriginalFake label. His Chum characters appears again, first released in 2002 as a vinyl toy, and this time in a “Paint By Numbers” sketch. Soon we’ll find out if it will come on t-shirts or another medium!