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Child Chaise Chair by Keith Haring
$150.00
Child's Chaise Chair
solid wood chair in red, blue, yellow or white
28 3/8 x 18 7/8 x 9 inches
Item ships flat and simple assembly is required.
Shipping note: The red and white are on back-order until early September. Pre-order now.
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
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.
Thank You Bag (Red) by Lauren DiCioccio
$36.00
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
Visual artist Lauren DiCioccio designed these machine-embroidered, white taffeta tote bags with classic designs. Sized like a regular plastic bag from your neighborhood store and machine washable, these re-usable totes are a great gift and for your everyday use. They were produced in collaboration with The Workshop Residence and made in San Francisco to celebrate the 2012 city-wide ordinance banning plastic bags.
Artist Socks by ChattyFeet
$32.00
ChattyFeet
boxed set of 4 socks
75% Combed Cotton, 23% Polyamide, 2% Elastane
US size medium: 5.5 - 9
US size large: 9.5 - 13
Kids sizes: ages 4 - 7
Two sets available:
Artists Set: Andy Sock-Hole, Feetasso, Frida Callus and Vincent Van Toe
Modern Artists: Roy Lichtenstoe, Yayoi Toesama, Feet Mondrian and Sole-Adore Dali
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
With names like Andy Sockhol, Sole Adore Dali and Frida Callus how you can you resist? Any easy go-to gift for art lovers, there are two different boxed sets of four available. All are sized large for US sizes 9.5 - 13.
Loose Leaf kids & babies by E for Effort
$35.00
Loose Leaf burnout tees
50% cotton / 50% polyester with screen-printed ink
machine washable
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The design for Loose Leaf apparel is based on the widely-known loose leaf notebook paper that has a simple white background with blue horizontal lines and a red margin line. E for Effort turned this nostalgic design into a screen-print and hand-prints each piece of apparel. Screen-printing by nature is a slow and deliberate process where variations and imperfections are expected and welcome. Each piece of apparel is unique and can be left as is or become an interactive “canvas” for writings, drawings or otherwise.
Machine washable. Available in totes, kids & babies, women’s, and men’s.
E for Effort is a collaborative duo consisting of artists Beka Goedde and Rachel Ostrow, both of whom consider printmaking a vital part of their individual artistic practices. Both artists currently live and work in Brooklyn, NY and have been collaborating since 2009. You can learn more about each artist's work by visiting their websites: www.bekagoedde.com and www.rachelostrow.com.
Skull Purse by David Shrigley
$25.00 $40.00
Skull Purse
leather with embroidered details, zipper and removable handle
7.4 x 7.9 inches (19 x 20 cm)
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
David Shrigley has a devoted following always ready for the unexpected and humorous. Shrigley doesn't disappoint with two new leather purses, a purple skull and a pink cat, both with embroidered details and the cat sporting a fluffy tail. Small enough in size to use as a change purse inside your bag, or as a wrist wallet or small clutch. Removable handle.
Dot by Becky Kemp
Temporarily out of stock
Dot
Superba wooden Kokeshi doll
7.5" h
custom gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This series of wooden Kokeshi dolls caricature some of our most beloved modern and contemporary artists -- Piet Mondrian, Yayoi Kusama, Vincent Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol. Designed by Becky Kemp & Lucie Kaas Studio these dolls are a modern take on Japanese Kokeshi dolls which are customarily given as symbols of friendship.
Frida by Becky Kemp
$42.00
Frida
Superba wooden Kokeshi doll
7.5" h
custom gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This series of wooden Kokeshi dolls caricature some of our most beloved modern and contemporary artists -- Piet Mondrian, Yayoi Kusama, Vincent Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol. Designed by Becky Kemp & Lucie Kaas Studio these dolls are a modern take on Japanese Kokeshi dolls which are customarily given as symbols of friendship.
Beach/bath towel by Laurie Simmons
$66.50 $95.00
beach/bath towel
100% cotton
60 x 70 inches
limited edition
machine washable
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The Artist Towel Series features towels by an incredible selection of internationally known artists. They are 100% cotton, machine washable and because of their large size are great for a variety of uses including the beach, the bath, a picnic, or as a tapestry to hang on your wall.
Artists who have participated in this collection include John Currin, James Rosenquist, Glenn Ligon, Laurie Simmons, Peter Doig, Julian Schnabel, Jasper Johns, Tracey Emin, Karen Kilimnick, Barbara Kruger, Tracey Emin, Yoshitomo Nara, Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman, Ed Ruscha, Kehinde WIley, Yayoi Kusama, Ryan McGinley, and Rirkrit Tiravanija.
Be Calm Onesie by Louise Bourgeois
Temporarily out of stock
Be Calm Babysuit X
100% cotton (not intended as sleepwear)
one size: 6-12 months
unlimited edition
gift-boxed
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This cotton onesie is sized for 6-12 months and is gift-boxed with a postcard reproduction of Bougeois's The Birth (2007). Originally exhibited as gouache on paper, this image is part of a series that investigates childbirth and the female form.
This onesie is a collaboration between our partners at Third Drawer Down, The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles and Louise Bourgeois' studio, The Easton Foundation.
Heart Yo Yo by Keith Haring
$15.00
wooden yo yo
2.6 x2.6 x1.3 inches
limited quantity remaining
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This wooden yo yo by Vilac features an image by Keith Haring of a running yo yo.
Is the Art Pretty? Kitchen Towel by We Go to the Gallery
$30.00
Is the Art Pretty? Tote
100% Linen
19.6" x 26.3 inches (50cm x 67cm)
machine washable
Towel text:
"Is the art pretty?" says Susan.
"No" says Mummy.
"Pretty is not important"
New words: pretty not important
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
John Sees the Painting Kitchen Towel by We Go to the Gallery
$30.00
John Sees the Painting Tote
100% Linen
19.6" x 26.3 inches (50cm x 67cm)
machine washable
Towel text:
John sees the painting.
"I could paint that," says John.
"But you didn't," says Mummy.
New words: paint could didn't
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
Andy Doll by Becky Kemp
$42.00
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This series of wooden Kokeshi dolls caricature some of our most beloved modern and contemporary artists -- Piet Mondrian, Yayoi Kusama, Vincent Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol. Designed by Becky Kemp & Lucie Kaas Studio these dolls are a modern take on Japanese Kokeshi dolls which are customarily given as symbols of friendship.
Salvador Doll by Becky Kemp
$35.00 $42.00
Salvador
Superba wooden Kokeshi doll
7.5" h
custom gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This series of wooden Kokeshi dolls caricature some of our most beloved modern and contemporary artists -- Piet Mondrian, Yayoi Kusama, Vincent Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol. Designed by Becky Kemp & Lucie Kaas Studio these dolls are a modern take on Japanese Kokeshi dolls which are customarily given as symbols of friendship.
I Want to Play...Towel by We Go to the Gallery
$30.00
I Want to Play with the Balloon Kitchen Towel
100% Linen
19.6" x 26.3 inches (50cm x 67cm)
machine washable
Towel text:
"I want to play with the balloon," says John.
"Only venture capitalists can play with this balloon,"
says Mummy.
New words: capitalist play balloon
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
I Want to Play...Clutch by We Go to the Gallery
$25.00
I Want to Play with the Balloon Tote
100% poly-cotton
7.6 x 17.3" (19.5 cm x 44 cm)
machine washable
Clutch text:
"I want to play with the balloon," says John.
"Only venture capitalists can play with this balloon,"
says Mummy.
New words: capitalist play balloon
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
Is the Art Pretty? Clutch by We Go to the Gallery
$25.00
Is the Art Pretty? Tote
100% poly-cotton
7.6 x 17.3" (19.5 cm x 44 cm)
machine washable
Tote text:
"Is the art pretty?" says Susan.
"No" says Mummy.
"Pretty is not important"
New words: pretty not important
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
John Sees the Painting Clutch by We Go to the Gallery
$25.00
John Sees the Painting Clutch
100% poly-cotton
7.6 x 17.3" (19.5 cm x 44 cm)
machine washable
Clutch text:
John sees the painting.
"I could paint that," says John.
"But you didn't," says Mummy.
New words: paint could didn't
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
Piet Doll by Becky Kemp
$35.00 $42.00
Piet
Superba wooden Kokeshi doll
7.5" h
custom gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This series of wooden Kokeshi dolls caricature some of our most beloved modern and contemporary artists -- Piet Mondrian, Yayoi Kusama, Vincent Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol. Designed by Becky Kemp & Lucie Kaas Studio these dolls are a modern take on Japanese Kokeshi dolls which are customarily given as symbols of friendship.
John Sees the Painting Tote by We Go to the Gallery
$36.00
John Sees the Painting Tote
100% poly-cotton
15.3" x 26.7" (with strap extended)
interior pocket
machine washable
Tote text:
John sees the painting.
"I could paint that," says John.
"But you didn't," says Mummy.
Interior pocket text:
New words: paint could didn't
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
I Want to Play...Tote by We Go to the Gallery
$36.00
I Want to Play with the Balloon Tote
100% poly-cotton
15.3" x 26.7" (with strap extended)
interior pocket
machine washable
Tote text:
"I want to play with the balloon," says John.
"Only venture capitalists can play with this balloon,"
says Mummy.
Interior pocket text:
New words: capitalist play balloon
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
Vincent Doll by Becky Kemp
$35.00 $42.00
Vincent
Superba wooden Kokeshi doll
7.5" h
custom gift box
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
This series of wooden Kokeshi dolls caricature some of our most beloved modern and contemporary artists -- Piet Mondrian, Yayoi Kusama, Vincent Van Gogh, Salvador Dali, Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol. Designed by Becky Kemp & Lucie Kaas Studio these dolls are a modern take on Japanese Kokeshi dolls which are customarily given as symbols of friendship.
Thank You Bag (Rainbow) by Lauren DiCioccio
$36.00
21 x 12 inches (with handles)
open edition
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
Visual artist Lauren DiCioccio designed these machine-embroidered, white taffeta tote bags with classic designs. Sized like a regular plastic bag from your neighborhood store and machine washable, these re-usable totes are a great gift and for your everyday use. They were produced in collaboration with The Workshop Residence and made in San Francisco to celebrate the 2012 city-wide ordinance banning plastic bags.
Is the Art Pretty? Tote by We Go to the Gallery
$36.00
Is the Art Pretty? Tote
100% poly-cotton
15.3" x 26.7" (with strap extended)
interior pocket
machine washable
Tote text:
"Is the art pretty?" says Susan.
"No" says Mummy.
"Pretty is not important"
Interior pocket text:
New words: pretty not important
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
The We Go to the Gallery collection is taken from the first in a series of Dung Beetle learning books designed to make scary subjects approachable for the under 5s. Printed in bold colors and written in clear, simple English each book drags families into the most complex recesses of the collective unconscious for their broader cultural benefit. For the collection we offer, some images and themes from these books are placed onto everyday objects to both be used and to spread the knowledge.
About the Author & Illustrator
Miriam Elia is a head teacher working at the London School for the Poor and Ignorant. She specializes in teaching art and Zen Buddhism to young minds.
Produced by our partners at Third Drawer Down Studio in collaboration with We Go to the Gallery.
Thank You Bag (Smile) by Lauren DiCioccio
$36.00
OBJECT DESCRIPTION
Visual artist Lauren DiCioccio designed these machine-embroidered, white taffeta tote bags with classic designs. Sized like a regular plastic bag from your neighborhood store and machine washable, these re-usable totes are a great gift and for your everyday use. They were produced in collaboration with The Workshop Residence and made in San Francisco to celebrate the 2012 city-wide ordinance banning plastic bags.
