Ketchup open edition

Ketchup open editionPaul McCarthy did a series of performances between 1972 and 1983 involving masks, bottles, pans, uniforms, among a plethora of other items. These items were kept and stored in suitcases until 1991, when they were photographed separately. This group of photographs would come to be entitled PROPO. For our first collaboration with Paul McCarthy, we revisited this series to transpose 10 of the artists photographs to skateboards.

That’s why we recently collaborated with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts to produce a series of Andy’s most iconic works: Colored Campbell’s Soup Can Series

These urban influenced pieces often find their place on city walls and become the artist’s method of engaging his audience on South Africa’s history and its societal difficulties

and a highly publicized series illustrating death and disaster in American society

distinct yet interwoven times and worlds

the artist replicates and extends the results he obtains through a computer

while 1930 represents an exciting year with a new form of illustration through comic books and the introduction of superheroes

leaving no two series entirely alike

Fairey’s response takes the format of an imagined visual slogan representing the election and its outcome

By integrating them into his art and realizing their unique qualities

The name Andy Hope is a blending of Andy Warhol and Dorian Hope

spanning from Picasso to de Chirico

The anxiety series took place at Colette