KAWS and Brooklyn Museum “WHAT PARTY,” curated by Eugenie ... which he applied to fashion ads in phone booths and bus shelters around New York. It was a less soured offshoot of the ...

the first major museum survey of KAWs’ work. KAWS started out as a graffiti artist in New York City in the 1990s where he solidified his style. Early on, he created a signature character ...

which include a virtual installation in outer space. Why feature KAWS now? The museum says his work is especially relevant.

The futility of reviewing KAWS’s What Party at the Brooklyn Museum holds a certain morbid ... student at the School of Visual Arts in New York, working as a graffiti artist, to his now secured ...

KAWS, the street artist whose real name ... the director of the Brooklyn Museum, told the New York Times. She was cynical, too. “I didn’t see the appeal initially,” she said.

Visiting one of NYC's amazing art museums is one of our favorite ways ... come any day for free admission. Rockwell, Degas, ...

From the streets of New York, this is how KAWS artist Brian Donnelly built a global legacy that now includes Thailand.

executive director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit.Credit...Yael Malka for The New York Times The KAWS characters are sometimes slumped over or have their heads in their hands, ...

The big exhibit, which opened Saturday to mark the museum’s 30th anniversary ... who emerged from New York’s 1990s street-art scene. Working as KAWS, he’s known for cartoonish characters ...

Installation view of The Way I See It: Selections from the KAWS Collection at The Drawing Center, New York (photo Jason Schmidt) This is not the case with the drawings of Jim Nutt, Peter Saul ...