Our Artists

Five canons. Decades of cultural equity.

Every artist we carry has passed both the market test and our authentication gate. Each is authenticated by industry authorities before a single piece is listed.

Shepard FaireyStreet Art · Political Iconography

Shepard Fairey

OBEY Giant · Activism, design, pop culture

Emerging from skate and punk subcultures with the original OBEY Giant campaign (1989), Fairey built a visual language rooted in propaganda aesthetics, bold iconography, and political commentary. From the globally recognized Hope poster to decades of tightly controlled screenprint editions, he has demonstrated both cultural relevance and disciplined market structure. Institutional validation from MoMA, the Smithsonian, and the V&A anchor long-term credibility.

Authenticated by Obey Giant studio provenance
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Banksy & Street ArtStreet Art · Political

Banksy & Street Art

Anonymous Bristol origins · Auction-house ratified

The anonymous Bristol stencil artist's work has moved from street to Sotheby's. Our Street Art collection includes Banksy editions where authentication has been documented, Mr Brainwash 'Life Is Beautiful' splatter-collage prints, and Dismaland 2015 Bemusement Park pieces. Every Banksy we list carries documented provenance plus a TrueCOA blockchain certificate — without both, we don't stock it.

Authenticated by Documented provenance · blockchain certificate · TrueCOA
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KAWS & BE@RBRICKDesigner Toys · Pop Editions

KAWS & BE@RBRICK

Brian Donnelly + Medicom Toy · Subway interventions to MoMA

From subway-ad interventions in 1990s NYC to major museum retrospectives worldwide, KAWS has built one of the most liquid secondary markets in contemporary pop art. His Companion, BFF, and Holiday series figures release through KAWSONE on tight schedules, while his BE@RBRICK collaborations with Medicom Toy form one of the most sought-after vinyl-figure lineages in collecting. We source sealed original-packaging pieces only, with authenticity holograms intact.

Authenticated by KAWSONE · Medicom Toy · original packaging · TrueCOA
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Death NYCStreet Pop · NYC Pop Collage

Death NYC

"Don't Easily Abandon The Hope" · Currency-substrate art

NYC-based contemporary street-pop artist recognized internationally for dense pop-culture collage — luxury brands (LV, Rolex, Chanel) layered over fashion icons, cartoons, and political imagery. Our Death NYC catalog is one of the largest curated collections online, including hand-signed /100 numbered editions, A/P artist proofs, H/C hors commerce, and highly collectible 1/1 hand-embellished pieces on genuine U.S. currency.

Authenticated by Hand-signed · Death NYC spray-can logo COA · TrueCOA
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Warhol & FriendsModern Masters · Pop Art

Warhol & Friends

Pop Art genesis · publisher provenance + TrueCOA

Warhol and the modern pop canon — from Factory-era screenprints through legacy-program reprints and the broader blue-chip circle. Pieces in this collection come through documented publisher provenance with unbroken chains of ownership and a TrueCOA blockchain certificate. For collectors building museum-grade holdings at accessible entry points, this is the long tail of a market that never truly cools.

Authenticated by Publisher provenance · TrueCOA blockchain
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