The art museum Pablo Picasso Münster cooperates with THE SKATEROOM
Andy Warhol's Cow Wallpaper was the first in a series of wallpaper designs he created from the 1960s through the 1980s. According to Warhol, the inspiration for the work came from the art dealer Ivan Karp, who encouraged the artist to explore the pastoral image of a cow. Dyed bright pink and yellow, the wallpaper promptly appeared in Warhol's exhibitions and was pasted to gallery walls everywhere.
Licensed from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc.
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The Skateroom
Since 2014, THE SKATEROOM has worked closely with the world's most influential artists to support international skate and educational non-profit organizations and projects. As a proud B Corp. we follow a model of social entrepreneurship and work actively to improve the sustainability and transparency of our work.
10% of all earnings. Minimum.
We are committed to the organizations we support: At least 10% of all income from THE SKATEROOM goes directly to creating social change. We help support youth around the world, build new skate parks, and develop educational facilities and resource programs. By purchasing limited editions of THE SKATEROOM, our collectors and community play a direct role in creating lasting social change. Together we work towards a better future for consumption.
How we work
Our social impact business model unites artists and skateboarding projects around the world. We are mediators for sustainable social change.
