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Businiess name:
Nucleus Studios Inc
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Review by:
Elizabeth C.
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Review content:
It's kind of lower wattage combination of Giant Robot and Kid Robot. While it's nice to have something like those stores in this area, I don't feel it's got the same vibrant and unique personality of the other stores. It's not too bad. They have monthly art shows that are getting better and better. It's mostly an outlet for their art center illustration pals or whatnot, but then, most art center students come out with strong stuff these days anyway. Wheat and chaff. I also like that they've got a magazine rack. Makes me wish there was a small bookstore in the area with the same kind of sensibility. Music, designer toys, video (Pennylane), and graphics, but no books (the traditional text kind, not the graphical ones or the art books). Maybe books are outdated.
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