Warhol: Flowers skateboard triptych

This skateboard triptych inspired by Andy Warhol’s Flowers,1964 series is the result of an exclusive collaboration between The Skateroom ,The Andy Warhol Foundation and SF Moma. With each board representing a slice of one of Warhol’s screenprints, the design is expertly printed on a high quality Canadian maple wood.

Each deck comes in a grey felt carry pouch and includes a wall mount which is easily affixed to the wall with one nail, holding the skate deck in place by two upper truck holes. Instructions are included. To prevent fading, we recommend hanging your triptych away from direct natural light.

Produced as an edition of 500 by The Skateroom in 2019, under license from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts.

To create the Flowers series, Warhol screenprinted an image of hibiscus flowers found in the June 1964 issue of Modern Photography magazine, reducing them to their basic outline shapes and creating a new icon of the Pop Art era.

All decks from The Skateroom are constructed from 7-ply Canadian maple which has been sourced from sustainable forests.

Each deck measures approximately 80 x 20 cm.

The Skateroom is a project which unites art buyers, artists, galleries, museums, foundations, retailers, and non-profits around the world by using their ‘Art for Social Impact’ model. They produce high quality, decorative skatedecks adorned with works of art and donate 5% of their turnover or 25% of their profit from every sale (whichever is greater) to fund social skate projects dedicated to empowering at-risk youth around the world.

• Artist Andy Warhol
• Artwork Flowers, 1964
• Exhibition Andy Warhol
• Dimensions Each deck measures approximately 80 x 20 cm
• Material 7-ply Canadian maple wood
• Designer The Skateroom
• ISBN 5032495359108