The NYT has a profile on artist KAWS, as he prepares to open his major retrospective at the Brooklyn Museum, which is already sold out in its first weekend. “His years as a graffiti artist were incredibly important for him, and really formed his artistic vision,” says Eugenie Tsai, the show’s curator. “I think his studio practice is one part of that, but it’s still predicated on showing in public spaces.”

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