ART & TOYS: The Amazing Collection of Selim Varol [50+ PHOTOS]
Desk installation
Selim Varol‘s epic collection of art and toys [previously] opened this past weekend at the Me Collectors Room in Berlin. The exhibition includes a total of 3,000 works centered around toy art and street art by more than 200 artists and designers from over 20 countries. Above is Varol’s desk installation, which features Barry McGee bottles, Shepard Fairey and KAWS stickers, vinyl toys by Tokion and Gary Taxali and Be@rbricks in a Yoshitomo Nara ashtray.
ART & TOYS – The Collection of Selim Varol
Overview shots like this really give you an indication of the size of the collection and ambitiousness of the exhibition. Nice touch to have lots of seating available. ART & TOYS – The Collection of Selim Varol runs through September 16th, and I’m still hoping to get there somehow to see it in person!
Tim Biskup collection
Giant Astroboy
KAWS collection (partial)
Be@rbricks boat and overview
Be@rbricks collection
Bon Voyage Be@rbricks!
Selim Varol and Phil Frost
Click through for lots more photos. More to come!
Phil Frost masterworks
Joe Ledbetter collection
Joe Ledbetter collection (partial)
Michael Lau
Futura
Ron English collection (partial)
Faile collection
Pete Fowler
Coarse collection (partial)
Coarse display
Coarse display
KAWS cabinet
Shepard Fairey area overview
Selim Varol curating
Shepard Fairey wall closeup
Mark Ryden
Audrey Kawasaki
ART & TOYS – The Collection of Selim Varol
Kidrobot Dunny collection
JR wall
KAWS wall
KAWS collection
KAWS collection
KAWS x Sorayama
KAWS collection
KAWS ads
KAWS wall 1
KAWS wall 2
Wooden Be@rbricks
“classics”
Stefan Strumbel
Josh Keyes collection
More Be@rbricks
Coarse Toys and Kidrobot Dunnys
Nathan Jurevicius
James Jarvis collection
James Jarvis collection
Print editions wall
Amanda Visell and Bubi Au Yeung
street art wall
Herakut
USA wall
skatedeck collection
plush pile
ART & TOYS – The Collection of Selim Varol
[Photos via: Toykio, Zeutch, VTSS, High Snobiety and Me-Berlin.]
BRAVO!!!
May be you should like my art work, because I paint toys since 2006.
Have fun!
Caroline Maurel.