“Genius” Scarves a collaboration between the artist Nir Hod and his friend, the fashion designer Yigal Azrouël, are cashmere modal scarves printed with two paintings from Hod’s “Genius” series.  Hod sees the scarf as a link to the art history and pop culture—van Dyck and Velázquez, Bowie and Jagger—which originally influenced the Genius paintings.

53.5 x 70 inches.
Made in Italy.

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Genius I Scarf

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Exclusively made for The Standard, Bonam Kim x Prospect's Hannah & Him candles were designed to honor the immanent beauty in humanity. In Korean, Hannah means 'one,' in Judaism, ‘heavenly grace’, in Arabic it represents happiness, in Japan, ‘a flower’, and in Maori, it's the act of glowing. Now released in the iconic color of love, red, it is symbolic of the spectrum of love within humanity, from abstract all- encompassing oneness to a personal, quiet, intimate love. Made with an 100% organic mixture of bee & soy wax this candle has an 8 hour burning time.

Him Candle, Red

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Misha Kahn's Glass Cocktail Straws come in a diverse range of colors and each comes in a chartreuse leather holding case, making it easy to carry to your favorite happy hour. These handmade, hand painted glass straws are short for cocktail drinks of choice and the artist's signature is engraved.

Suck It Up Cocktail Straw & Case - Purple & Orange

Hand-cast in Turkey, the brass Bottle Opener by Misha Kahn is a limited edition of 100 pieces. Add to your bar for function, or to your bookshelf for beauty. Its charm is self-evident, particularly when you’ve successfully opened a bottle or two. Comes in a chartreuse leather box. Artist's signature engraved.

Crack The Top Bottle Opener

This hand candle is the perfect accouterment to any moment. Only 4 fingers are wicked so when it melts you’ll get a real giggle out of the remaining middle finger; giving us a real ladylike F-you.

Baby Won't You Light My Fingers? Candle

Suck It Up Cocktail Straw & Case - Green & Yellow

As the first major monograph on the feminist artist Judy Chicago in nineteen years, this fully illustrated volume provides fresh perspectives by leading scholars. Many people know her famed The Dinner Party, installed as the center piece of the Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum, but few know her other prescient bodies of work - on sex, birth, death, violence, the natural world, and more. Featuring her newest work, The End, as well as major examples from throughout her career, this fascinating, elegantly designed book offers a new examination of Chicago's wide-ranging artistic expression and powerful voice. The book is published on the occasion of the artist's eightieth birthday and an exhibition of new work at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, as well as the announcement of the Judy Chicago online archival portal

Judy Chicago: New Views By Judy Chicago

In the 1970's, when Judy Chicago was conducting research for The Dinner Party , she became fascinated by her discovery of early goddess-worshiping cultures. Chicago incorporated many symbols from these societies into the early plates on The Dinner Party table, crafting a series of tiny goddess images for the surface of the Fertile Goddess runner and also, for an edition of porcelain goddesses that were used for fund-raising purposes. This Goddess Figure pin celebrates the feminine divine and the recent reappearance of feminist consciousness and a resurgence in female activism.

Goddess Pin

It never could have been predicted a year ago but is indeed a sign of the times that every designer is coming out with their own face masks. And why not? We need to stay safe and fashionable. This unisex mask, incorporated into the Manhattan Knights ‘Cease and Desist’ Collection, is comfortably snarky with a pinch of anti-corporate flair and a wink to street wear.

Just, Don't Face Mask

Artist Mitchell Schorr fell in love with public art because of how the work becomes part of the environment and how once created, it feels like it belongs in the space. This puzzle, an image of one of his iconic mustangs, does that as well. Murals, like puzzles, are created by working on one section at a time until they come together to form a larger vision. The 1,000 piece puzzle brings out the experience of Schorr’s creative process and once built is 19” x 27”.

Mustang Puzzle

“Genius” Scarves a collaboration between the artist Nir Hod and his friend, the fashion designer Yigal Azrouël, are cashmere modal scarves printed with two paintings from Hod’s “Genius” series.  Hod sees the scarf as a link to the art history and pop culture—van Dyck and Velázquez, Bowie and Jagger—which originally influenced the Genius paintings.

53.5" x 70"
Made in Italy.

Genius Ii Scarf

18 x 18 inches poster by Baron Von Fancy.

Double Tap Me Poster

Our "BABE" nameplate necklace is available in 14K Rose Gold.
Custom designs available upon request.
1"W  x 0.5"H

Babe Nameplate Necklace, Rose Gold

This 100% cotton towel produced by Prospect and The Bass in Miami Beach depicts Lawrence Weiner's work SHELLS USED TO BUILD ROADS POURED UPON SHELLS USED TO PAY THE WAY, AT THE LEVEL OF THE SEA, 2008, acquired by the museum in 2018. A playful accessory to bring to any beach, pool or spa day, this towel features Weiner’s famed typeface, colorful anchor motifs and a crisp black border.

Shells Beach Towel

16" x 16"
Limited Edition of 100
Two-color silkscreen on Conventry Rag, 100% cotton archival paper.
Signed by Baron Von Fancy Numbered and Embossed

Feel You Up Print

Suck It Up Cocktail Straw & Case - Silver & Pink

Hannah Candle, Red

Artists and twin brothers Nikolai and Simon have expanded their practice into many mediums and now bring the world a children’s book. Working with frequent collaborator Johnny Smith, their first children’s book, Animal Alphabet, is light hearted and whimsical alphabet book with an important message about seeing the beauty in uniqueness and having reverence for all living creatures

Animal Alphabet Children's Book

Misha Kahn's Suck It Up Glass Straws come in four bright and eccentric variations, ranging in colors, shapes, and patterns. Each straw comes in a chartreuse leather holding case, making it easy to carry around your everyday life. Each glass straw is handmade and hand painted in Turkey. Artist's signature engraved.

Suck It Up Straw & Case - Green & Yellow

Fine bone china dinner plate. 10.75 inches diameter. Hand wash recommended.
SKY SUN DINNER PLATE
Judy Chicago’s Sky Sun created in 1971, illustrates her attempt to meld flesh and landscape references through color, form, and technique. Created using her signature palette of bright pastels, Sky Sun is part of a series of works painted using a technique Chicago developed after she learned how to spray paint at autobody school. Acrylic lacquer, sprayed in successive layers onto an acrylic support, allowed for a complete fusion of color and surface. The luminous squares of color that fade in and out of their gridded format seem to move and breathe as they expand and contract.

Sky Sun Dinner Plate

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"An indelible portrait of a peculiar society." ― Vogue
Sarah Thornton's vivid ethnography―an international hit, now available in twenty translations―reveals the inner workings of the sophisticated subcultures that make up the contemporary art world. In a series of day-in-the-life narratives set in New York, Los Angeles, London, Basel, Venice, and Tokyo, Seven Days in the Art World explores the dynamics of creativity, taste, status, money, and the search for meaning in life.