Beach/bath towel by James Rosenquist

This versatile and dishwasher safe serving tray is great for appetizers, cocktails, breakfast-in-bed and many more foodie needs.  For this tray, Tiravanija has appropriated his text from the title of Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s Ali: Fear Eats the Soul a film which still resonates today with its vibrant questions of race and class raised in 1970s Germany.  The 4-worded phrase used by the artist literally “serves” as a cornerstone of his artistic practice, using appropriated language to underscore the exploration between art and food.

Leslie Shows is known for her mixed media landscapes that morph from painterly abstraction to almost recognizable forms.  This table runner features such an image with vivid blues and browns that create an energized pattern.

Dry clean only.

This collectible pool float features a selfie taken by Cindy Sherman that strangely morphed with another photo in her device. “I took this photo to send to someone who knitted the hat for me (Helene Winer of Metro Pictures gallery, actually),” explains Sherman. "But, I also wanted to play around with some apps that I'd just started using and accidentally pressed a button that added some old setting onto this image. I thought it was a nice accident so I kept it."

Printed with silk-screen metallic backing, this design can be used as a functional pool float or sculptural object. It comes in a premium box inside a clear PVC swim bag printed with the artist’s motto, “I’d rather be swimming.”

The float was made in collaboration with Cindy Sherman and the non-profit + POOL which is building a water-filtering swimming pool in New York City’s East River. This is a true passion project and an extraordinary moment to present a rare open edition product by the wildly influential and collectable artist and swimmer.

Part of all proceeds benefit + POOL.  Produced by our partners Third Drawer Down Studio.