The Clutter Gallery is excited to open its doors this weekend to Kiss. Kiss. Kill! A showcase of Kaiju and Sofubi art.
Participating Artist include:
American Gross...
 07 March 2018
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 30 March 2016
As we draw the latest exhibition, Kaiju Battlers to a close, we wanted to share some images for those of you who were not able to make it here in person. The exhibition featured... |
 14 March 2016
Calling all Plaseebo fans... this one's for you! Titled "Garamon Tank”, this piece is a one of a kind custom mash-up of a sofubi vinyl Garamon figure, and a hand cast resin... |
 01 March 2016
We are super excited to announce the next Clutter Gallery Exhibition! An exciting kaiju and sofubi show that will feature a modern take on the classic two-figure battle pack — a set of two... |
 22 January 2016
myplasticheart assembled more kaiju than a Toho movie marathon, featuring work from Mutant Vinyl Hardcore, Bwana Spoons, Paul Kaiju, Splurrt, and many more. "So ugly it's cute" doesn't apply here... |
 10 June 2014
Max Toy Company and FOE Gallery present All Out Destruction!, a show featuring original works from Max Toy Co... |
 01 May 2014
Back by popular demand! The Paul Kaiju Gacha Mini Set is being offered again, featuring five all-new sculpts of Paul's characters Boss Carrion,... |
 21 March 2014
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 06 March 2017
Clutter Gallery is excited to announce Hidden Fortress, a group Kaiju show curated by Guumon! |
 28 March 2016
Ah, the Mothman: the most interesting of all the cryptids. One of the toys most accurate to eye-witness accounts of West Virginia's man-bird-thing is from Dream Rocket. To celebrate Japanese... |
 14 March 2016
Koraters (AKA Shoko Nakakawa) has been cranking out sofubi versions of his super cute kaiju, Byron. This newly revealed colorway is an eyecatcher, featuring neon orange sofubi and a dog-like white... |
 16 February 2016
Toy Tokyo teamed up with MINDstyle and Ron English to create a pretty interesting booth at this year's New York Toy Fair. Several pieces from Ron were on display, including an approximately 8 foot... |
 04 January 2016
Dear 2015: Keep yo’ shit. It’s 2016 now. To kick off the first month of the year, Bwana Spoons, Mutant Vinyl Hardcore, Paul Kaiju and more reconvene at myplasticheart for their annual... |
 28 May 2014
Konatsu, maker of cats and dogs turned kawaii kaiju, forgoes the traditional sofubi material for porcelain. Available in two paint designs and standing over 7 inches tall, these figures... |
 03 April 2014
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 14 March 2014
Releasing for sale this Sunday (3/17 @ 6pm PST) are the awesome Gobocon mini figure sets by Paul Kaiju. Exclusively available on Paulkaiju.com ,... |
 13 October 2016
While Toy Tokyo mostly clogged The Block with lines for the latest cookie cutter Fuko Pop! figure, they did at least bring four amazing pieces to NYCC. We revealed these kaiju-style TMNT... |
 21 March 2016
Nothing like a little scare to kick-start your Monday Morning, so grab your coffee and listen up!! The fourth figure in the "Arachnid" series by Plaseebo, titled "The Youzha... |
 07 March 2016
If you've been holding off for an awesome colorway of T9G's and Shoko Nakazawa's Rangeron and Byron toys, you might want to set your clocks to Hong Kong time.... |
 09 February 2016
Do you like Sci-Fi and Monsters, but also have a passion for Big Eyes? Luckily for you, pop-surrealist artist Mab Graves collaborated with the apparel... |
 23 November 2015
The kaiju we talk about are usually in plastic form, simulacra of the monsters broadcasted over the air in Japan decades ago. But in a Zoolander-esque twist, these kaiju are in ... |
 06 May 2014
Bluble has some awesome new releases available on his store Blurbleone.bigcartel.com |
 02 April 2014
Brian Flynn and Super7 unleash the "Crystal Mecha" upon our unsuspecting planet once again, this time in the "... |
 06 March 2014
Bob Conge's Plaseebo alterego has produced this one-of-a-kind hand-cast resin "Atomic Chicken" sculpture, a kaiju-inspired work for the upcoming "Total... |
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Clutter is a FREE monthly print publication covering all things Designer Toy and Sub-Culture art. Founded in 2004 in the good old United Kingdom, Clutter moved to NYC in 2009 where it continues to grow. 
