Kaws: What Party is an exhibition that showcases the work of Brooklyn-based artist Brian Donnelly, who is professionally known as KAWS. KAWS is a multidisciplinary artist whose work includes graffiti, street art, pop art, sculpture, and toy design. His signature style incorporates iconic pop culture characters, such as Mickey Mouse and the Smurfs, with his own artistic flair. The "Kaws: What Party" exhibition features a diverse array of KAWS' works, including large-scale sculptures, paintings, and limited edition toys. His art is characterized by bold lines, bright colors, and a blend of pop culture and graffiti elements. KAWS often incorporates his trademark "X" eyes and skull-and-crossbones motif into his designs. The exhibition explores the themes of consumerism, mass culture, and the impact of branding on society. By using popular characters and imagery in his work, KAWS encourages viewers to question the nature of popular culture and its influence on our lives. "Kaws: What Party" has been displayed in various museums and galleries worldwide, allowing fans and art enthusiasts alike to experience the unique blend of graffiti, street, and pop art that KAWS has become known for. Kaws: What Party" is a comprehensive representation of KAWS' diverse artistic career, spanning over two decades. As a result, the exhibition not only highlights his signature styles and themes but also provides insight into his artistic journey and evolution. Starting with his early work as a graffiti artist in the 1990s, KAWS developed his skills by tagging walls, billboards, and advertisements with his moniker. He quickly gained recognition in the street art scene and went on to collaborate with other artists, expanding his reach and influence. During this time, KAWS began experimenting with subversive art, such as his "ad disruptions," where he altered existing advertisements with his own artwork. In the early 2000s, KAWS transitioned into the world of designer toys, creating limited edition vinyl sculptures that showcased his unique aesthetic. These toys, known as "Companions," featured his signature "X" eyes and other design elements and quickly became highly sought after by collectors. This led to collaborations with popular brands like Nike, Uniqlo, and Dior, further solidifying KAWS as a prominent figure in the world of pop and street art. In more recent years, KAWS has shifted his focus to creating large-scale sculptures and installations. These works often depict his iconic characters in new and engaging ways, encouraging viewers to interact with the art on a more personal level. For example, his "Holiday" project, which has traveled to several locations around the world, features a massive inflatable Companion figure that encourages reflection and contemplation. "Kaws: What Party" is a celebration of the artist's unique style and his ability to create thought-provoking work that challenges the boundaries between street art, pop art, and high art. Through his diverse portfolio, KAWS has established himself as a vital figure in the contemporary art world, continually pushing the limits of what is possible within his chosen mediums.