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Based on LeWitt's Lines and Arcs (Wall Drawing #260) this very soft and cozy 100% Alpaca throw features a sophisticated palette in a reversible grey / black design.  It comes in a beautiful custom box for easy gifting.

Alpaca is a natural fiber that is warmer than cashmere and every bit as silky to the touch.  This throw is great thrown casually on the arm of your couch or, even better, to snuggle up with.

In collaboration with the artist's estate and Workshop Residence.

Part of the proceeds from the sales of these gorgeous napkins goes to support Perfect Earth Project, which promotes chemical-free lawns and landscapes for the health of people, their pets and the planet. To learn more about Perfect Earth Project and all the amazing work they do, visit their website at:  www.perfectearthproject.org.

There’s not much to be said about this best-selling, classic snow globe design from the duo Ligorano/Reese. It’s the perfect gift for many occasions.

This brightly colored chair sized for a toddler features the artist's trademark image. Available in red, pink, blue or yellow, it's a great piece for a kid's room or play room. Minor assembly required. Item ships flat.

Perfect for coffee talk, this mug features a reproduction of the painting Kvetch, Kvetch, Kvetch, 2010, by Mel Bochner.

Jean-Michel Basquiat (American, 1960 - 1988) rose to prominence in the 1980s with his neo-expressionist paintings but his oeuvre really began with the street art he made in New York City’s Lower East Side in the mid-1970s.  There he developed his improvisational style that appropriates symbols and references from a wide range of sources including music, religion, and history combined with cultural and political commentary to explore the meaning of being African American in contemporary society. His iconic In Italian includes many of these word and symbols - like “crown of thorns,” “corpus,” and images of human anatomy - which point to some of these central themes concerning the individual, religion and mortality.

Jean-Michel Basquiat (American, 1960 - 1988) rose to prominence in the 1980s with his neo-expressionist paintings but his oeuvre really began with the street art he made in New York City’s Lower East Side in the mid-1970s.  There he developed his improvisational style that appropriates symbols and references from a wide range of sources including music, religion, and history combined with cultural and political commentary to explore the meaning of being African American in contemporary society. His iconic In Italian includes many of these word and symbols - like “crown of thorns,” “corpus,” and images of human anatomy - which point to some of these central themes concerning the individual, religion and mortality.

Jean-Michel Basquiat (American, 1960 - 1988) rose to prominence in the 1980s with his neo-expressionist paintings but his artistic practice began with the street art he made in New York City’s Lower East Side in the mid-1970s.  There he developed his non-linear style that appropriates symbols and references from a wide range of sources including music, religion, and history combined with cultural and political commentary to explore the meaning of being African American in contemporary society. Basquiat often listened to jazz while he worked and his improvisational compositions layered with text and imagery are perhaps inspired by jazz’s complex compositions.  His iconic Horn Players (1983) is an homage to two jazz legends - Charlie Parker and Dizzie Gillespie.  

Jean-Michel Basquiat (American, 1960 - 1988) rose to prominence in the 1980s with his neo-expressionist paintings but his oeuvre really began with the street art he made in New York City’s Lower East Side in the mid-1970s.  There he developed his improvisational style that appropriates symbols and references from a wide range of sources including music, religion, and history combined with cultural and political commentary to explore the meaning of being African American in contemporary society. His iconic In Italian includes many of these word and symbols - like “crown of thorns,” “corpus,” and images of human anatomy - which point to some of these central themes concerning the individual, religion and mortality.

LigoranoReese is the collaborative name of Nora Ligorano (American, b. 1956) and Marshall Reese (American, b.1955) whose multi-disciplinary practice focuses on the present and uses technologies of our time to question how social and political systems relate, build, interact, or harm society. Included in their practice is the use of limited edition multiples to both give access of these ideas to a broader audience and to situate them in a domestic context.

Kate Shepherd has a designed a set of ten unique dinner napkins made in India on fine Percale cotton. The bold and contrasting palettes create nuanced arrangements that are great for everyday use.

From our partners at weR2.

Inspired by the global influence of legendary artist, Keith Haring, the K.Haring Taster exhibits a palm-sized design with powerful artistry. Just like Haring’s artwork, this flare-style taster is simple yet complex. Structural details include borosilicate glass, a large bowl capacity, and a built-in ash catcher that delivers nothing but pure, flavorful smoke.

Wrapped around the Taster is a heat-resistant design that bears Haring’s groundbreaking brushwork and bold aesthetic. This piece is completed with the iconic K.Haring logo.

The Taster is packaged in a durable box with foam inserts. The walls of the packaging are embellished with Haring’s artwork and signature.

Keith Haring's tremendous influence on pop art and street art culture extends to the captivating K.Haring Angel Catchall. Haring’s instantly recognizable “Angel” symbol is press-molded into the crystal glass construction, and framed with steep, wavy 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.

The Sunflower Quilting Bee at Arles 1000 Piece Puzzle by Faith Ringgold features the artist's colorful painting of eight powerful African American women from the past, including Sojourner Truth, Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, and more. Born 1930 in Harlem, New York, Ringgold is a painter, mixed media sculptor, performance artist, writer, teacher and lecturer. Through words and text, symbol and metaphor, she acknowledges the contributions of African American women and honors their traditions. Puzzles are packaged in matte-finish sturdy boxes, perfect for gifting, reuse, and storage. An insert of the full puzzle image is also included.

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.

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.

This four-panel leather kippah features a digital print of the Star of David designed by Sol LeWitt.

In 2001, LeWitt co-designed the Connecticut synagogue Beth Shalom Rodfe Zedek with architect Stephen Lloyd. The synagogue tried repeatedly to translate the radiant, geometric design the artist made for the ark doors into the convex form of a yarmulke. When the design was finally achieved it sold out almost instantly and since then there have been six more editions including this one which is the 7th and final. Each edition varied in trim color and the color of the inside fabric, but all shared the same six-pointed star design, a common motif in the late artist's work. The 7th edition design features a bright blue trim and a gray interior with the edition details in gold lettering. It is an open edition.

The original Newton SUMO was overwhelming in every respect: a 464-page homage to the most influential and controversial photographer of the 20th century, and a book that broke records for weight, dimensions, and resale price.

Published in a limited edition of 10,000 signed and numbered copies, the first SUMO sold out soon after release and quickly multiplied its value. As a worldwide publishing sensation, the book took the art monograph genre to an entirely new level and is today found in numerous important collections around the world, including New York’s Museum of Modern Art. Legendary SUMO copy number one, autographed by over 100 of the book’s featured celebrities, also broke the record for the most expensive book of the 20th century, selling at auction in Berlin on April 6, 2000 for 620,000 German Marks.

Created on the occasion of the centenary of Helmut Newton’s birth and TASCHEN’s 40th anniversay this spectacular new edition editioned by June Newton is now available. Shrunk to exactly half the size of the famous 1999 original, the “BABY SUMO” is no less glamorous: With more than 400 breathtaking images, reproduced and printed to the latest standards, it still has all the scope of a private exhibition of photographs. It is likewise published in a limited edition of 10,000 copies and comes with a detailed booklet documenting the making of this major publishing event. Philippe Starck has once again designed the accompanying book stand, this time including a pedestal, as an ideal way to display the volume.

Collector's edition of 10,000 numbered copies with a bookstand by Philippe Starck. Edited and revised by June Newton.

A bold new series of Bomber skis pays tribute to legendary pop artist Keith Haring.   The designs are so beautiful we expect most of our collectors to display them on their walls using the available custom mount but these skis feature the very best technology and construction the Bomber artisans have to offer. Neither powder, nor ice, crud, chop, sleet, week-old snow, rain or the fading light of your last run of the day shall keep these skis from swiftly delivering you to Après Ski on time. A smooth turning ski with great edge, grip, and power. The All-Mountain Green is sure to make you feel great all day - wherever your turns take you.

Bomber awakens each day with the collective goal of pushing our creativity, skills, energy and focus on the fusion of luxury and performance. Bomber's artisans and engineers are deeply committed to their passionate community who recognize and embrace the Bomber difference. Everything they create and every experience you have will defy expectations to turn your ski dreams into reality. Bomber strives to take the Alpine experience to a euphoric level, a higher ground. From the selection of the best materials to the attention to detail throughout the production process, Bomber’s passion is injected into each and every pair of skis – all handcrafted in their factory in Italy in limited quantities to assure the utmost quality. Bomber Skis empower skiers of every level to ski exponentially better, enhancing the entire ski experienc

What's my size?
Your height is the best place to start. Take your height in centimeters and use that as the mid-point of a 30-centimeter range of ski lengths. For example: a skier that is 5’5” should convert their height into centimeters (about 165 centimeters), then +/- 15 centimeters to find their range. Their ski length would be between 150 and 180 centimeters long. 

At Bomber, they "aim beyond" and strive to take the Alpine experience to a euphoric level.  From the selection of the best materials, to attention to detail through the entire production process, Bomber's passion is injected into each and every pair of skis.

What's my size?
Your height is the best place to start. Take your height in centimeters and use that as the mid-point of a 30-centimeter range of ski lengths. For example: a skier that is 5’5” should convert their height into centimeters (about 165 centimeters), then +/- 15 centimeters to find their range. Their ski length would be between 150 and 180 centimeters long. 

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. 

Give back this holiday season with this beautiful collaboration from artist Derrick Adams and DreamYard programs. DreamYard programs develop artistic voice, nurture young peoples’ desire to make change and cultivate the skills necessary to reach positive goals. We believe that young people in the Bronx need a continuous support to help them towards positive outcomes as they navigate their educational pathway.

These functional piggy banks designed by Yoshitomo Nara are available in blue or white.  The artist designed this limited edition toy collectible for the Aomori Art Museum where it sold out immediately.  All our examples are brand new, in their original packaging and in excellent condition.

Barbara Kruger says of the collaboration:

This project has been a wonderful opportunity to work with Aalto’s classic piece of modernist furniture, while at the same time supporting the ICA, the first institution that offered me a one-person show of my work in 1983. I was honored, a bit intimidated, but hugely thrilled by both the ICA and the complex and vital city that was, is, and will always be London. The memory of that exhibition, the wonderful space, the excitement and buzz of the ICA’s program of visuality and intellectually rigorous public programming, its bookstore and crazily cool cafe, will never fade in my mind.