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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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honeyee brethren John Mayer and Kaws have teamed up to produce a collection of guitar picks
Original Fake, the brand by the artist KAWS, has released their catalog for their 2008
The next Air Force 1 to come out from Nike’s 1World Project will be a collaboration with famed
With the recently featured Art for the Masses underway, here’s a recap of the event which
Japanese design brand Gallery 1950 has teamed up with the artist KAWS to create some neat
18 innovators from across the globe were given an opportunity to create their own Air Force 1
To go along with the recently released highly talked about i-D magazine issue featuring KAWS,
Utilizing what has quickly become one of the vinyl world’s most sought after toys, New York
Celebrating its 10th year of existence, Supreme’s Daikanyama branch has put in motion a series
RVCA and Cinelli teamed up for an exhibition today at VASF Gallery in San Francisco. The
New York gallery, Franklin Parrasch, is soon to host the “everything else” exhibition that will
Street artist and legend KAWS has lent his considerable artistic talent and star presence to several different types of outlets including art galleries and clothing lines. KAWS now sets his sights on print media as he collaborates with i-D magazine for the largest magazine project he has taken on to date. The July issue has KAWS assuming a role much different than just showcasing what he can do with a can of paint. KAWS actually interviews A Bathing Ape empire head Nigo in a conversation that shows what happens when two artistic mavericks have a conversation. Also, the printing job on the magazine is bathed in bright hues that compliment KAWS trademark artwork.
