Kaws

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New York Artist

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Founded 1974
Headquarters Jersey City, New Jersey

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KAWS (Brian Donnelly) is a New York-based pop artist and designer known for his signature limited edition vinyl toys. KAWS started off his career as a Graffiti artist, and his creations are recognised on billboards, bus stops, and phone booths. KAWS has designed and collaborated with the likes of Original Fake, A Bathing Ape, Undercover, Medicom Toy, Supreme, Nike, Comme des Garcons, NIGO, Jun Takahashi and Michael “Mic” Neumann.
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Latest Collections

Outsider Art Fair 2020 to Display Works from The Collections of KAWS, Maurizio Cattelan & More
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Outsider Art Fair 2020 to Display Works from The Collections of KAWS, Maurizio Cattelan & More

Taking place in NYC’s Metropolitan Pavilion this week.

Phillips to Host Private Sale of KAWS & Banksy Artwork in New York
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Phillips to Host Private Sale of KAWS & Banksy Artwork in New York

Priced from $25,000 – $4 million USD.


The Most Important Collaborations of the Decade
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The Most Important Collaborations of the Decade

Looking back at the explosive partnerships that changed fashion forever.

Essentials: Lyndon Cormack of Herschel Supply Co.
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Essentials: Lyndon Cormack of Herschel Supply Co.

The co-founder of the popular bag brand shares what he’s packing for his next trip.

The Top 10 Art Moments of 2019
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The Top 10 Art Moments of 2019

With golden toilets, Renaissance icons and Kanye.

NSU Art Museum Spotlights Works by KAWS, FriendsWithYou & More in "Happy!" Exhibition
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NSU Art Museum Spotlights Works by KAWS, FriendsWithYou & More in "Happy!" Exhibition

Featuring a full recreation of Kenny Scharf’s psychedelic ‘Cosmic Caven’ installation.

KAWS Releases 350-Page 'Companionship in the Age of Loneliness' Book
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KAWS Releases 350-Page 'Companionship in the Age of Loneliness' Book

In celebration of his exhibition at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.

These Are the Best Artworks Releasing This Week
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These Are the Best Artworks Releasing This Week

Art objects from HELLO MIAMI, KAWS x NGV Melbourne book, and more.

The HYPE Report: Top Art Moments of 2019
The HYPE Report

The HYPE Report: Top Art Moments of 2019

From Kehinde Wiley’s sculpture and Banksy’s GDP store, to the Notre Dame fire and social media’s influence on contemporary art.

A Look at Dover Street Market's 15th Anniversary "MONOCHROMARKET" Collaborations
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A Look at Dover Street Market's 15th Anniversary "MONOCHROMARKET" Collaborations

Ranging from BAPE & Burberry to Palace & UNDERCOVER.

These Are the Best Artworks Releasing This Week
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These Are the Best Artworks Releasing This Week

Including KAWS’ ‘BFF’ figures, Kenny Scharf x Peanuts collab and more.

Poggy Unveils Refurbished 2G Studio in Shibuya with Curated Exhibition
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Poggy Unveils Refurbished 2G Studio in Shibuya with Curated Exhibition

Presented by PARCO
Showcasing the work of Daniel Arsham and Hajime Sorayama.

 

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