Skull Grey archiveTHE SKATEROOM, in collaboration with The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, presents a limited edition of 100 featuring Andy Warhol's Skulls series. Created between 1976 and 1977 at Warhols New York studio, known as the Factory, Skulls presents the image of a human skull resting on a flat surface. The series is based on a black and white photograph originally taken by one of Warhol's assistants. Following Warhol's instructions, his assistant
Jess Collins and Bruce Conner
These items were kept and stored in suitcases until 1991
For his skateboard art editions
An autoportrait
each individually “shredded” on a cinderblock crucifix sculpture to reveal the color of the skateboard beneath an initial layer of dark gray
Coco Capitán became a key figure in the art world
Nobuyoshi Araki merges with the camera in order to document the mundanities of everyday life
“When in Los Angeles
The text on the artwork from MoMA’s collection
captures a scene where Miles Davis and Cicely Tyson
or Duchamp recategorizing manufactured objects as art
Carved in marble