*Special Hours* Saturday Feb 14th: Gallery Nucleus will be open to ticket holders only until 3PM for our Art of KPDH Book Signing. We will reopen to the public after 3PM

January 20, 2024 - January 28, 2024

Reception / Jan 20, 5:00PM - 8:00PM

Artist ZEEN CHIN will be flying in from Malaysia for his first US solo exhibition and will be at the gallery for two nights only on Jan 20th (5pm - 8pm) and Jan 21 (1pm - 3pm) to sign books and greet fans. Select original drawings will be on display and available.

EVENT DETAILS / LOCATION

Exhibition on display Jan 20th to Jan 28th, 2024
Exhibit location: 210 East Main St. Alhambra CA 91801
The art will be viewable online starting Sunday Jan 21st at 12:01 am PT
Early online preview available Friday Jan 19th. Sign up HERE

OPENING RECEPTION FEATURES

Saturday Jan 20th, from 5 pm to 8pm PT
Original ink drawings and Limited edition prints will be on display and available for sale
FREE Admission. No RSVP needed. All ages welcome
Zeen will be doing a presentation / talk about his work and Re-Child at the beginning of the signing.

SIGNING

Saturday Jan 20th 5:00pm - 8:00pm PT
Sunday Jan 21st 1:00pm - 3:00pm PT
FREE Admission. No RSVP needed. All ages welcome
Limit 2 items per person. Any items brought from outside the store will be subject to a $10 signing fee that must be purchased at the front before lining up for signatures.
No shikishi boards or blank pieces of paper/canvas will be permitted in the signing.

EXHIBITION MERCHANDISE

Prints
Blind Box Toys
Re-Child Books
and more...

ABOUT ZEEN CHIN
Zeen Chin is a freelance graphic designer and artist who is currently based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. His digital paintings are full of horror, mystery, beauty, and wonder. His works predominantly feature very bad-ass and attractive women, often either in the midst of a fight or in the bloody aftermath. Along with ugly trolls and other creatures alike. While his images are somewhat disturbing and dark, they often contain very sexual overtones and imagery. Zeen’s most popular tools to use when making his art is Adobe Photoshop and Flash as each image is made purely digitally, but with soft strokes of color and lays of details, Chin brings these works to life in what could almost be mistaken for as a physical painting. His attention to detail is what makes these works next level, with each image being packed full of additional background characters and props.