KAWS
Recently, I had the privilege of seeing the KAWS exhibit in Ft. Worth. It was a relatively small display compared to his other shows but enough was there to give you feel for his work. Aside from making giant, half skinned martian-looking statues and paintings of spongebob with his eyes x’ed out, he also sells branded limited-edition toys and high-end fashion. Read a review of the show on glasstire.
KAWS, Companion (ORIGINALFAKE), 2011. Fiberglass and rubberized paint, 96 x 48 x 36 inches. Edition 3/3, + 2 APs Grey colorway. Courtesy of Honor Fraser Gallery, Los Angeles. Photo courtesy of KAWS STUDIO.
KAWS, Where the End Starts, 2011. Acrylic on canvas, 84 x 120 inches. Courtesy of Honor Fraser Gallery, Los Angeles. Photo courtesy of KAWS STUDIO.
KAWS, Black Spots, 13-21,
2011. Acrylic on canvas, 20 inch tondo.
Courtesy of Honor Fraser Gallery, Los Angeles.
Photo by Josh White.
