Making reference to the volatile period of civil unrest in France during May 1968 which began with a series of student occupation protests against capitalism, consumerism, American imperialism and traditional institutions.

The t-shirt features an image from the artist's Goya Series made in the late 1990s.

Featuring a circular void cut from a stretched canvas, T=R=A=N=S (plane) by Cerith Wyn Evans directs the subtle play of light and shadow into an immaterial drawing on the wall behind, transforming the two-dimensional plane of a painting into a three dimensional work, joined in unity and conversation with its setting.

Fiberglass serving tray (Cottage White) with silkscreen printing (dishwasher safe).

Published on the occasion of his exhibition, Ce qu'il y a de plus profond dans l'homme, c'est la peau, at Galerie Marian Goodman, Paris. The external appearance was created to resemble the iconic shape of some of his paintings. The edition's cover is in Spalletti's signature sky blue and contrasted by black pages made of tissue paper. The title is printed in gold leaf.

The original painting that is reproduced on these baby onesies depicts the execution of missionaries trained by the Société des Missions Etrangères de Paris, an institution that continues to educate aspiring evangelicals and enlist them in missions abroad.

Fiberglass (Antique parchment) serving tray with silkscreen print (dishwasher safe).

In celebration of the gallery's 40th anniversary Maurizio Cattelan put his twist on a soccer scarf especially for Marian. The scarf is pink and blue with Marian Goodman Gallery woven on one side and Artists First on the other.

Sukumo is a Japanese traditional indigo dye made by fermenting indigo leaves. BUAISOU grows indigo plants in summer, ferments their leaves in winter, and by the beginning of March the year's batch of sukumo is completed.

Limited Edition Baggu Bag