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Jesus archive it seemed obvious for us

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it seemed obvious for us to try and perpetuate Andy Warhol’s vision through our production

we are very happy to produce this edition of In Italian on skateboards as part of our new collaboration with the Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat

The second act takes the form of a performance between an actor and the piece

The artwork for this deck is directly inspired from Ai Weiwei’s iconic ‘Sunflower Seeds’ installation at the Tate Modern in 2010

Despite the amount of controversy surrounding Araki’s career

Jesus archive it seemed obvious for usThe name Andy Hope 1930 acts more as a label rather a name a gateway that allows the artists to travel in different directions freely. The name Andy Hope is a blending of Andy Warhol and Dorian Hope, while 1930 represents an exciting year with a new form of illustration through comic books and the introduction of super heroes. This choice in name intentionally represents Andy Hopes entire body of work: stylistic clashes, distinct yet interwoven times

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