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

Heritage Auctions' Latest Collectible Toys Auction Is Bigger Than Ever
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Heritage Auctions' Latest Collectible Toys Auction Is Bigger Than Ever

With 276 items from names like KAWS, BAPE, and BE@RBRICK.

Best Art Drops This Week: Takashi Murakami Plushes, KAWS T-Shirts & More
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Best Art Drops This Week: Takashi Murakami Plushes, KAWS T-Shirts & More

Including a limited edition signed catalog by James Jean.


KAWS Reveals Sketches for Upcoming Union Collaboration
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KAWS Reveals Sketches for Upcoming Union Collaboration

A limited apparel capsule to launch in Tokyo and LA.

Best Art Drops This Week: Banksy Sculptures, KAWS Merch, & More
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Best Art Drops This Week: Banksy Sculptures, KAWS Merch, & More

Including limited Haroshi skate deck figures.

A Full Look at the Merch Range for KAWS' New "SEEING/WATCHING" Permanent Art Installation
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A Full Look at the Merch Range for KAWS' New "SEEING/WATCHING" Permanent Art Installation

Get them before they’re gone.

KAWS' Snoopy-Inspired Print Is Being Auctioned off for Underprivileged Youth
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KAWS' Snoopy-Inspired Print Is Being Auctioned off for Underprivileged Youth

As part of an auction curated by Free Arts NYC.

Best Art Drops This Week: Rare KAWS 'Kimpsons,' Takashi Murakami 'Flower Ball,' & More
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Best Art Drops This Week: Rare KAWS 'Kimpsons,' Takashi Murakami 'Flower Ball,' & More

Must cop paintings, vinyl figures, and artist skate decks.

KAWS Erects Humongous 'BFF' Companion Sculpture in LA
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KAWS Erects Humongous 'BFF' Companion Sculpture in LA

Finding a permanent home in Playa Vista.

KAWS Is Installing Massive Companion Sculptures in China
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KAWS Is Installing Massive Companion Sculptures in China

Permanent statues including a blue ‘BFF.’

What to See at Art Basel Hong Kong 2018
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What to See at Art Basel Hong Kong 2018

Works on view by Warhol, Basquiat, KAWS, Takashi Murakami, and more.

KAWS & Pace Prints Rejoin for Ultra-Limited Figure
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KAWS & Pace Prints Rejoin for Ultra-Limited Figure

Barely two dozen pieces created.

A Look Inside KAWS' "ACTIVITY TRAP" Exhibit at Galerie Perrotin Tokyo
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A Look Inside KAWS' "ACTIVITY TRAP" Exhibit at Galerie Perrotin Tokyo

Featuring Takashi Murakami, Hajime Sorayama, and more artist attendees.

 

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