$85.00
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$125.00
set of 5 different masks
2-ply cotton masks
one size
wash in cold water
$5 from the sale of every mask will be donated to Feed America and the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund
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$150.00
Limoges porcelain tray
based on work "Flowers on White", 1964-65
8 x 6.3 inches (20 x 16 cm)
open edition
artist's signature stamped on verso
custom gift box
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This Limoges porcelain tray features a detail from one of Andy Warhol's iconic flowers paintings and comes in a custom gift box. It's a perfect size for a catchall or cookies. The verso shows details about the plate and the artist's stamped signature. Fabricated in Limoges, France in collaboration with the artist's estate.
$350.00
based on Calla Lily (1987)
porcelain holder
Scent by Givaudan: lily
6.3" diameter (15 cm)
gift box
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$350.00
Food from the Believing World Series
based on the work by Gilbert & George, 1983
porcelain holder
Scent by Givaudan: woody/amber
6.3" diameter (15 cm)
gift box
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$95.00
garnet-filled leather or suede with chrome stud eyes
available in Blue Suede, Really Red, Dirty White, Jet Black
short: 1.25 x 1.75 x 10.75”
long: 1.25 x 1.5 x 13.75”
made by hand
stamped twill tag
gift-wrapped
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Temporarily Out of Stock $52.00
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This 100% linen kitchen or tea towel features a digital print from Magda Archer. We always recommend all the kitchen towels as excellent gifts, but don't forget about the possibility of framing them as art.
From our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio.
$28.00
350ml / 6.6 x 2.5"
hand-was only; do not microwave
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$40.00
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$40.00
boxed set of 4 socks
75% Combed Cotton, 23% Polyamide, 2% Elastane
US size medium: 5.5 - 9
US size large: 9.5 - 13
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$420.00
set of 6 assorted bread & butter plates
glazed porcelain
each: 6.3"
limited edition of 4,500
presentation box with printed signature and number on verso
dishwasher safe
Fabricated by Bernardaud
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This boxed set of six assorted bread & butter plates feature images from the artist's Banality series. They feature a printed signature on the verso and come in a custom box for easy gifting.
$735.00
Coupe Service Plate
glazed porcelain
12.5"
limited edition of 2,500
presentation box with printed signature and number on verso
dishwasher sage
Fabricated by Bernardaud
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The Ballerinas coupe service plate designed by Jeff Koons features an image of his sculpture Ballerinas (2010–14) from the iconic Antiquity series. Inspired by a small porcelain figurine of two dancers, the artist transformed the ready-made into a monumental sculpture that stands over eight-feet tall. The artwork communicates beauty, hope, and a sense of affirmation while the reflective surface with its subtle color gradations deal with time and metaphysics.
$500.00
White PVC bag with transparent inlay
18.5 x 25.4 inches
edition of 2,500
custom gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The bag takes its motif from a papercut created by Ai Weiwei as part of his Papercut Portfolio, which was published by TASCHEN in a signed and limited edition in 2019.
$500.00
Red PVC bag with transparent inlay
18.5 x 25.4 inches
edition of 2,500
custom gift box
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The bag takes its motif from a papercut created by Ai Weiwei as part of his Papercut Portfolio, which was published by TASCHEN in a signed and limited edition in 2019.
Using the traditional Chinese art of the papercut, Ai Weiwei’s Cats and Dogs reflects on a decisive period in the artist’s life and work: from his return to Beijing in 1993 after a decade-long stay in New York to building his renowned Caochangdi home and studio on the Beijing outskirts in 1999. At the center of the papercut, he gives the finger to the Forbidden City, effectively obscuring the portrait of Mao Zedong that presides over Tiananmen Square. This motif is from a 1995 photo- graph that marked the beginning of his series Studies of Perspective, in which his outstretched middle finger measured the Eiffel Tower, the Mona Lisa, the White House, and many other sights and non-sites around the world. Another famil- iar trope of Ai’s Beijing years was the word “FUCK,” which he sunburned into his chest for a photo piece and installed as a huge neon sign in his garden. Ai’s Chinese company is named FAKE—pronounced closely to “fuck” in Chinese.
In this period, Ai developed two iconoclastic groups of works with Neolithic vases or antique Ming (1368 –1644) and Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) furniture. Han Dynasty Urn with Coca-Cola Logo (1994)—of which two versions can be seen in the papercut—brands a historical artifact with the trademark of contemporary capitalism. “The Coca-Cola logo is a clear announcement of property, and of cultural or political identity,” Ai says. “But it is also a clear sign to stop thinking. It’s full of ignorance, but it’s also a redefinition.” He also joined Ming and Qing Dynasty tables into sculptural permutations such as Table with Two Legs on the Wall (1997; upper right), Table with Crossed Corners (1998; lower right), Table with Three Legs (1998; lower left), and Tables at Right Angles (1998; upper right). All carpentry was done using traditional mortise and tenon techniques, fitting the pieces together without nails or glue. “We took great care with the cutting and sanding to make sure the patina of the furniture looked untouched,” Ai explains. “Even an expert would be con- fused because everything is so perfect.” Among these tables, Stool (1997; middle left) stands out as the poor cousin. It is composed of a pair of three-legged stools, ubiquitous to every Chinese household, sharing a leg.
Ai Weiwei’s cats, numbering over forty, have become famous in their own right. Among other animals, including dogs, peacocks, and hedgehogs, they freely roam his studio and garden at 258 Caochangdi, and are inscrutable fixtures in thousands of selfies with visitors from all around the world. A short film, 258 Cats, was made about them in 2013.
$300.00
100% silk scarf
handwoven and hand-silkscreened
finished with hand-rolled edges
35.4 x 35.4 inches
edition of 2,500
custom gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The scarf takes its motif from a papercut created by Ai Weiwei as part of his Papercut Portfolio, which was published by TASCHEN in a signed and limited edition in 2019.
Using the traditional Chinese art of the papercut, Ai Weiwei’s Cats and Dogs reflects on a decisive period in the artist’s life and work: from his return to Beijing in 1993 after a decade-long stay in New York to building his renowned Caochangdi home and studio on the Beijing outskirts in 1999. At the center of the papercut, he gives the finger to the Forbidden City, effectively obscuring the portrait of Mao Zedong that presides over Tiananmen Square. This motif is from a 1995 photo- graph that marked the beginning of his series Studies of Perspective, in which his outstretched middle finger measured the Eiffel Tower, the Mona Lisa, the White House, and many other sights and non-sites around the world. Another familiar trope of Ai’s Beijing years was the word “FUCK,” which he sunburned into his chest for a photo piece and installed as a huge neon sign in his garden. Ai’s Chinese company is named FAKE—pronounced closely to “fuck” in Chinese.
In this period, Ai developed two iconoclastic groups of works with Neolithic vases or antique Ming (1368 –1644) and Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) furniture. Han Dynasty Urn with Coca-Cola Logo (1994)—of which two versions can be seen in the papercut—brands a historical artifact with the trademark of contemporary capitalism. “The Coca-Cola logo is a clear announcement of property, and of cultural or political identity,” Ai says. “But it is also a clear sign to stop thinking. It’s full of ignorance, but it’s also a redefinition.” He also joined Ming and Qing Dynasty tables into sculptural permutations such as Table with Two Legs on the Wall (1997; upper right), Table with Crossed Corners (1998; lower right), Table with Three Legs (1998; lower left), and Tables at Right Angles (1998; upper right). All carpentry was done using traditional mortise and tenon techniques, fitting the pieces together without nails or glue. “We took great care with the cutting and sanding to make sure the patina of the furniture looked untouched,” Ai explains. “Even an expert would be con- fused because everything is so perfect.” Among these tables, Stool (1997; middle left) stands out as the poor cousin. It is composed of a pair of three-legged stools, ubiquitous to every Chinese household, sharing a leg.
Ai Weiwei’s cats, numbering over forty, have become famous in their own right. Among other animals, including dogs, peacocks, and hedgehogs, they freely roam his studio and garden at 258 Caochangdi, and are inscrutable fixtures in thousands of selfies with visitors from all around the world. A short film, 258 Cats, was made about them in 2013.
$300.00
100% silk scarf
handwoven and hand-silkscreened
finished with hand-rolled edges
35.4 x 35.4 inches
edition of 2,500
custom gift box
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The scarf takes its motif from a papercut created by Ai Weiwei as part of his Papercut Portfolio, which was published by TASCHEN in a signed and limited edition in 2019.
Using the traditional Chinese art of the papercut, Ai Weiwei’s Citizens’ Investigation reflects on a momentous event for the artist’s life and work: on May 12, 2008, a massive earthquake of magnitude 7.9 struck China’s Sichuan Province. The papercut shows people amid the rubble: a woman holding up a picture of her missing child, helpers and investigators trying to find victims and survivors. The death toll reached almost 70,000 and appeared particularly high among schoolchildren, but the Chinese government barely provided any information about the victims’ identities. Ai Weiwei organized a team of volunteers to investigate and compile a list of the deceased children, a project known as the “Citizens’ Investigation.” They compiled a somber list of 5335 child victims with their name, age, gender, school, hometown, and family details. It was discovered that corruption had caused many of the schools to be constructed far below official safety standards, causing a disproportionate number of deaths when the earthquake struck.
Ai faced escalating government retaliation for his investigation and his political commentary on Twitter. In 2009 he went to Chengdu to testify as a witness for Tan Zuoren, an activist who had also been investigating corruption-related issues around the earthquake and was now facing trial for subversion of state power. The night before the trial, on August 12, Ai and his colleagues were assaulted in their hotel rooms and detained by police until the trial was over to prevent his testimony. The image in the papercut’s center is based on a famous photograph that Ai took of his colleagues and himself in the elevator immediately after the assault. Ai suffered a brain hemorrhage as a result of the police beating, which is documented in the CAT scans at the bottom of the composition. The Chinese phrases read “Citizens’ Investigation of the Great Earthquake of May 12” (left) and “Cherish Life and Reject Forgetting” (right).
$300.00
100% silk scarf
handwoven and hand-silkscreened
finished with hand-rolled edges
35.4 x 35.4 inches
edition of 2,500
custom gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The scarf takes its motif from a papercut created by Ai Weiwei as part of his Papercut Portfolio, which was published by TASCHEN in a signed and limited edition in 2019.
Using the traditional Chinese art of the papercut, Ai Weiwei’s Haircut reflects on an important event in the artist’s life and work: his participation in documenta XII in Kassel, Germany, in 2007, when he brought 1001 Chinese citizens to the city for his work Fairytale. They had responded to an open call Ai had posted on his blog, which was answered by more than 3000 applicants. He selected people belonging to every section of Chinese society including farmers, homemakers, police officers, street vendors, students, teachers, artists, and the unemployed. It was an extraordinary opportunity for many people who could otherwise never have traveled abroad—several had to apply for their first passport as a necessary condition for this “fairytale.” Ai designed clothes, suitcases, and other items especially for the participants, and—as dis- played in the papercut’s borders—also cut their hair in idiosyncratic fashion. The 1001 Chinese citizens were free to move around and do as they wished, except to leave the city; they were functioning both as spectators and part of an artwork. Their number correlated to another component of Fairytale, 1001 Ming (1368–1644) and Qing Dynasty (1644–1912) chairs that were installed in Kassel for the exhibition’s duration, shown in the upper right panel within the frame.
$40.00
100% linen
26 x 20 inches
open edition
machine washable
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This 100% linen kitchen or tea towel features a digital print from the always popular Scottish artist David Shrigley. We always recommend all the kitchen towels as excellent gifts, but don't forget about the possibility of framing them as art.
Made in collaboration with David Shrigley and our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio.
$35.00
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$375.00
Evil Thoughts (1982)
100% Peruvian baby alpaca reversible throw
50 x 72 inches with 3" fringe
hand-woven
dry clean only
custom gift box
© Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Licensed by Artestar, New York
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$60.00
fabricated by Greenlane
6 mm thick ultra white glass
heat resistant, hand-polished
1.4" h. x 4" diameter
open edition
custom gift box
© Keith Haring Foundation
Licensed by Artestar, New York
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Keith Haring's tremendous influence on pop art and street art culture extends to this captivating K.Haring Catchall series. Haring’s instantly recognizable imagery is press-molded into the crystal glass construction, and framed with steep, sturdy walls that are perfect for housing smoking accessories and small items. This hand-polished catchall is completed with Haring’s laser-engraved signature.
The catchalls are packaged in a box that’s enriched with Haring’s artistry and signature.
$60.00
fabricated by Greenlane
6 mm thick ultra white glass
heat resistant, hand-polished
1.4" h. x 4" diameter
open edition
custom gift box
© Keith Haring Foundation
Licensed by Artestar, New York
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
Keith Haring's tremendous influence on pop art and street art culture extends to this captivating K.Haring Catchall series. Haring’s instantly recognizable imagery is press-molded into the crystal glass construction, and framed with steep, sturdy walls that are perfect for housing smoking accessories and small items. This hand-polished catchall is completed with Haring’s laser-engraved signature.
The catchalls are packaged in a box that’s enriched with Haring’s artistry and signature.
$295.00
premium 3/8" acrylic
available in two styles:
serving tray with handles: 22.5 x 14.5"
decorative tray: 17 x 14"
etched signature on side
custom gift box
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These beautiful serving trays feature some of Malin's most iconic works paired with exceptional product design. Whether you using it to serve your guests at your next cocktail party or simply as a decorative piece, it will become a beautiful centerpiece of your home that naturally absorbs light, making the imagery glow almost magically.
$25.00
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$32.00
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$25.00
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$25.00
set of six wooden puzzles
each puzzle: 5 x 5 x .25"
each puzzle has 25 pieces
custom box
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$25.00
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$250.00
$87 from each purchase will go directly to the ACLU and the Southern Poverty Law Center
12 stamps printed on lick-able, gummed paper with perforated pinholes
each stamp: 2 5/8 x 2 5/8"
unframed sheet: 11 h. x 8 1/2 inches
framed: 13 1/4 x 10 1/4 inches
limited edition of 100
signed and numbered by the artist
Please Note:
This is not actual US postage, but a series of artist-created stamps intended for both adornment and collecting. White wooden frame has simple metal hanging cleat.
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$25.00
750 piece die-cut puzzle
90% recycled paper
assembled puzzle: 24.5l x 16.25"w
box: 11.5h x 8.5w x 2"d
custom box
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A puzzle by the original selfie artist Andy Warhol is perfect to pass the time or give as a gift. This 1,000-piece jigsaw puzzle features a collage of Warhol’s famous self-portrait Polaroid photos, that were taken using various cameras, including the Pop artist’s trusty SX-70 Polaroid camera, a photo-booth camera, Big shot and Polaroid 20x24 camera, in the 1970s and ‘80s.
$6,300.00
designed 2020
Maharam Digital Projects
(48% Cellulose, 35% Latex, 17% Nylon)
matte laminate with protective topcoat
legend: 10' h. x 26'8"
minimum square footage requirement: 100 square feet
$6,300 for first 100 square feet
$63 / per each additional square foot
This wall covering is a custom-print and final sale.
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Sarah Morris is a painter and filmmaker who lives and works in New York and London. Her large-scale paintings abstract the complex patterns of the urban architectural environment. Morris’ compositions often employ a rigorous framework containing vividly colored shapes in a grid and tile structure.
Midtown is a reflection on the artist's years at her former Times Square studio and references the corporate landscape at the heart of New York. Both visceral and theoretical, the piece addresses how the flow of power between people and corporations creates a complex social dynamic that is marked by complicity and flux.
Artware Editions is an approved Maharam Digital Projects retailer and offers the complete line of artist-designed digital wall coverings. These mural-style installations are sized, priced and produced on a project-specific basis. They are scalable and repeatable.
There is a minimum purchase price of $6,300 for the first 100 square feet. The wall covering has a matte laminate finish which can be cleaned using mild soap and warm water.
$6,300.00
designed 2020
Maharam Digital Projects
(48% Cellulose, 35% Latex, 17% Nylon)
matte laminate with protective topcoat
legend: 10' h. x 100'
minimum square footage requirement: 100 square feet
$6,300 for first 100 square feet
$63 / per each additional square foot
This wall covering is a custom-print and final sale.
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Sarah Morris is a painter and filmmaker who lives and works in New York and London. Her large-scale paintings abstract the complex patterns of the urban architectural environment. Morris’ compositions often employ a rigorous framework containing vividly colored shapes in a grid and tile structure.
Hellion Equilibrium echoes a permanent site-specific installation that was rendered in glass at a New York subway station. The desing's evolving spectrum of bold color and jagged geometric forms reference the psychological, economic and physical entanglement created by the global modern world - both human and machine.
Artware Editions is an approved Maharam Digital Projects retailer and offers the complete line of artist-designed digital wall coverings. These mural-style installations are sized, priced and produced on a project-specific basis. They are scalable and repeatable.
There is a minimum purchase price of $6,300 for the first 100 square feet. The wall covering has a matte laminate finish which can be cleaned using mild soap and warm water.
$1,200.00
one framed paper plate
from the original 1969 edition
screen-print on paper plate
plate: 10.25" diameter
frame: 17.25 x 17.25" (ready to hang)
stamped on the back: Roy Lichtenstein © On 1st Inc
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Roy Lichtenstein's Paper Plate edition was originally conceived in 1969 and is a coveted, sought-after edition. We're thrilled to make available this limited edition plate as single, framed examples. On the verso of the frame the edition details are seen through a cut-out and the frame comes easily ready-to-hang.
$25.00
$40.00 $50.00
100% Recycled Polyester made from Ocean Plastic®
17 x 15 1/4 inches (43 x 39 cm)
handle length: 20 inches (53 cm)
foldable into integrated pouch
machine washable
custom gift box
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$50.00
100% Recycled Polyester made from Ocean Plastic®
17 x 15 1/4 inches (43 x 39 cm)
handle length: 20 inches (53 cm)
foldable into integrated pouch
machine washable
custom gift box
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$50.00
100% Recycled Polyester made from Ocean Plastic®
17 x 15 1/4 inches (43 x 39 cm)
handle length: 20 inches (53 cm)
foldable into integrated pouch
machine washable
custom gift box
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$120.00 $150.00
100% Recycled Polyester made from Ocean Plastic®
17 x 15 1/4 inches, each (43 x 39 cm)
handle length: 20 inches (53 cm)
foldable into integrated pouch
machine washable
custom gift box
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$120.00 $150.00
100% Recycled Polyester made from Ocean Plastic®
17 x 15 1/4 inches, each (43 x 39 cm)
handle length: 20 inches (53 cm)
foldable into integrated pouch
machine washable
custom gift box
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