CAMPBELL’S

SOUP

CANS

ANDY

WARHOL

The Museum Of__ is excited to present 32 editions of Cambell’s Soup Cans by
Andy Warhol in skate deck format.

Opening: XXXXXXXXXX
Reception: XXXXXXXXXX

7655 Girard Avenue
La Jolla, CA
(Located inside Quint Gallery)

Open Saturdays
11AM - 5PM
or by appointment.

The first artist-designed skate deck came out in 2000, when the streetwear brand Supreme launched its “Artists Series.” The underside of decks had been adorned since the 70s as a way to mark brand identity and skater individuality. The Artists Series made full use of the deck’s unique shape, and marked a departure from the dominant trends in skateboard deck art at the time, which were cartoonish if not outright pornographic or satanic.

In the early 60s, Warhol created many works depicting consumer products, most notably his graphic paintings “Campbell’s Soup Cans” (1962). As one of the most recognized faces in contemporary art, it seemed inevitable for the Warhol Foundation to collaborate and perpetuate Warhol’s vision through deck edition production.

The Museum Of__ will be presenting one of the most iconic contemporary works in the 21st century in one of its latest contemporary variations.

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The Museum Of__ is a for-profit institution of lower learning and has been in existence since 2017 in San Diego, CA. We are devoted to exhibiting whatever might catch our eye and curiosity.