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Junko Mizuno Signing at the Hi-Fructose MICRO Mega Store

This Sunday (June 30) at 2 p.m.-4 p.m., the Hi-Fructose MICRO Mega Store will host a signing of acclaimed artist and illustrator Junko Mizuno. As a special treat, these beautiful silk screened test prints on wood (that sparkle with glitter) will be available. Each of these prints are unique and quantities are limited. You will also find Junko’s new coloring book, copies of her latest manga books, her totally awesome Triad pop-up book, rare copies of HF 23 (she’s on the cover), and unique items she will be bringing from her personal archives.

This Sunday (June 30) at 2 p.m.-4 p.m., the Hi-Fructose MICRO Mega Store will host a signing of acclaimed artist and illustrator Junko Mizuno. As a special treat, these beautiful silk screened test prints on wood (that sparkle with glitter) will be available. Each of these prints are unique and quantities are limited. You will also find Junko’s new coloring book, copies of her latest manga books, her totally awesome Triad pop-up book, rare copies of HF 23 (she’s on the cover), and unique items she will be bringing from her personal archives.

Escape the cool Bay Area summer fog, meet the artist, get items from the store personalized and visit the HF MICRO mega store, within the confines of The Compound Gallery (https://thecompoundgallery.com) complex in Oakland. This Sunday: 1167 65th st. Oakland, CA 94608.

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The Hi-Fructose MICRO Mega Store opened in April in Oakland, CA and it's been great to see so many stopping by! The folks at The Compound Gallery, whose complex the store is within, has put up a few of the limited edition and /or exclusive, one-of-a-kind items online, in case you can't visit the MICRO Mega in person. This includes, hand made sculptures form Double Parlour, Mark Ryden brooches and collector plates, Camille Rose Garcia's Doomsday Pressure Printing Set, books by Chris Mars, bronze sculptures by Scott Musgrove, Tripper Dungan originals, and more. Supplies are limited. The contents of the store are forever evolving, so visit today at 1167 65th St. Oakland, CA. Open Wed-Sun, 12 p.m.-7 p.m.
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