#art-collaboration

#art-collaboration

Sophie Tea's artistic collaboration with the British Red Cross introduces a unique garden-inspired tote bag and features a live art takeover at the Chelsea shop.

Katie Merz transforms everyday objects into art, collaborating with Simplehuman to elevate simple routines through her signature journalist art-form.

For Lufthansa's Allegris First Class, Sho Shibuya’s pajama designs draw inspiration from a flight, using gradient colors to represent the sky and clouds.

The stark contrast of black and white in these designs represents the space between despair and resilience, between destruction and creation. It is a meditation on loss, but also on survival.

The Andy Warhol x CASETiFY Collection transforms everyday devices into portable art pieces, celebrating Warhol's influence on pop culture and his ability to find beauty in consumer goods.

As we know, surrealism is based on the idea of a higher degree of reality connected to certain associations previously overlooked, on the impotence of the dream, and on the disinterested play of thought.

The collaboration features a range of beautifully crafted items, including a special-edition coffee tin, a scented candle, a matchbox, and a set of coffee cups and saucers, showcasing Hollington's unique aesthetic.

Bowen Brookshire, owner of Natalie B. Designs, continues her family's floral legacy while innovating with design collaborations, making a mark in the contemporary floral industry.

"Art is our love language. I think it's what we love, and we love talking about it, and experiencing it, and supporting each other." This quote reflects the deep connection between Kravitz and Tatum, emphasizing their common passion for creativity.

The collaboration with Basquiat's estate brings to life a trio of bottles that reflect the artist's dynamic and boundary-pushing style, featuring abstract details from his celebrated 1983 painting, IN ITALIAN. This neo-expressionist masterpiece, known for its bold strokes and vibrant colors, captures Basquiat's essence and untamed creativity, while blending seamlessly with Dom Pérignon's luxurious identity.

These are not National Gallery curated projects, they are what each place has wanted to do. And completely organically, we've ended up with 12 totally different projects.