Opening February 25th, 2011, artist Tofer Chin will be exhibiting a collection of photographs at Reserve LA. The exhibition, entitled Courtesy Valley Phone, will celebrate the collaboration between Tofer and Freshjive for two 2 t-shirts in their 2011 Spring Collection: “Weekend Warrior” and “Here Comes The Sun.”

Tofer Chin: Courtesy Valley Phone
Friday, February 25th, 8PM-12AM

Reserve LA
420 N. Fairfax Ave.
Los Angeles, CA 90036

Check out the other t-shirt and the full event flyer after the jump.

LA based artist Tofer Chin recently completed a sculpture for interior designer Kelly Wearstler. The ancient figure carries a black/white check pattern, one that we have seen on several works of the artist already. The photos of the sculpture were shot by renowned photographer and production designer Evan J. Rohde.

Take a more detailed look at the new Tofer Chin Sculpture after the jump.

Tofer Chin’s new exhibition at tylerspencer studios is about to open this coming weekend, and for the occasion the artist got once again together with LA jewelry designer Han Cholo to produce a new version of the “Eggman” pendant.

“Cornish Acid marks the highly-anticipated return of Tofer Chin’s signature Eggman. In collaboration with the Los Angeles based jewelry designer, Han Cholo, Tofer creates a brand new, limited-edition pendant. This time, with a gun metal shell and chain, matte black face and red piercing eyes; each of these affordable new pendants comes signed and numbered by the artist. With only 250 pendants available, for a very limited time, CORNISH ACID is the trip to take April 25th.

They will be sold exclusively through the tylerspencer studio for $60 starting Saturday April 25th at 7PM PST; they will be available online starting Sunday April 26th at 11AM PST at www.tylerspencer.com.” Via The Hundreds.

A more detailed look at the Han Cholo x Tofer Chin “Eggman” Pendant follows after the jump.

Tofer Chin might be best known for his diorama at the Hundreds LA store. He is also a master of 3D effect. As Bobby Hundreds notes, “Tofer draws on Op-Art techniques to get his illusions across, providing dimension and distortion to his paintings.” His new works are presented by Commissary Arts in Venice, CA. The show is titled “VIVID.” The underlying theory behind the paintings represents all the good stuff (sex, drugs, experimentation, questioning religion).

The show is open Thursday through Saturday at Commissary Arts until Oct. 25.

A more thorough preview of Tofer’s “VIVID” after the jump.