Deodato Arte’s latest online “Summer Selection” places KAWS among a roster of contemporary-art names offered through the gallery, highlighting the artist’s ‘Clean Slate — Grey’ vinyl sculpture as an immediately available work. The gallery’s email roundup, dated July 23, also directs readers to its KAWS artist page, where the artist is presented as one of the most recognisable figures in the market for editions and collectible sculpture.
In the source material, Deodato Arte describes KAWS as an American artist and designer known for art toys inspired by mass culture and the pop world. The gallery singles out several of the artist’s best-known characters and series, including Companion, Chum, Bendy, BFF and collaborations with Bearbrick. It also notes that KAWS entered the fashion world through Original Fake and has worked with brands including Dior, Uniqlo, Supreme and Vans.
The featured work in the summer mailing is ‘Clean Slate — Grey’, listed as a vinyl sculpture with original packaging. The product page gives the work’s dimensions as 36.2 × 17.8 × 17.8 cm and lists the price at €1,721.31 plus VAT. The gallery says the piece is available now, and its site frames it within a broader inventory of KAWS sculptures and screenprints that can be browsed online.
Deodato Arte’s KAWS page states that the gallery holds 54 sculptures and 23 screenprints by the artist, indicating the breadth of the current offering. On the same page, multiple editions are presented for sale, including ‘Companion Flayed (Brown)’, ‘Holiday: United Kingdom (Brown)’, ‘Companion Flayed (Black)’, ‘Companion (Brown)’, ‘Holiday Japan’, ‘Gone’, ‘BFF (BLUE)’, ‘Companion (Grey)’, ‘Companion (Black)’, ‘Companion Flayed (Grey)’ and ‘Take (Black)’. Several of those entries are marked sold or out of stock, while others remain available.
The gallery’s summer mailing places KAWS alongside other artists available through Deodato Arte, including Orticanoodles, Arnaud Nazare-Aga, Takashi Murakami, Mr. Savethewall, Shepard Fairey under the Obey name, and Mr. Brainwash. The newsletter presents the selection as a new wave of arrivals gathered in one place, with works that are immediately available and handled in order of arrival.
Deodato Arte’s website positions the artist pages as part of a wider online sales structure, with product listings, prices and edition details visible for collectors. For KAWS, that structure currently combines sculptural editions and screenprints, with the gallery emphasising the artist’s crossover between contemporary art, street culture, branding and collectible design.
