Air Jordan I (Banned) David Shrigley

Air Jordan I (Banned) David ShrigleyHailing from Scotland and represented by Lawrence Rhodes; Nick Smith has garnered praise from both collectors as well as critics over the past five years. Smith has been featured in no less than ten, FALSE out, solo exhibitions. There are few artists in the realm of contemporary art that are as dynamic as Smith; whether he is putting his own stylistic spin on a priceless masterpiece or executing a suite consisting entirely of his favorite tennis shoes

”I often played the song “Paranoid” over and over for an adrenaline boost while skating my mini-ramp

ArtistConnor Brothers

What makes this work especially meaningful is Slawn’s lifelong connection to skate culture

“Blizzard” represents not only a visually stunning centerpiece for any contemporary collection

This piece is in hand

With decades of experience in the art world APC ART has the resources

To commemorate the release of “THE CURRENCY”

hand numbered

one must understand the art form of Wood cut printmaking

IF YOU WOULD LIKE THESE PRINTS FRAMED PRIOR TO SHIPMENT

A truly amazing piece

bottom and numbered from the edition of 200