Kaws

... story.

An artist, Korean American, named Yuju, she went viral for replacing subway tiles.

For example, in Delancey Street, the E was missing, so she made a, a new tile and filled in the E with, I don't know, Chia Pet moss, some sort of green plant, and then reattached it back up there.

And people said, "Wow, that's so pretty.

This is beautiful.

Keith Haring was before my time, famously delinquent.

Brian Donnelly, KAWS, those subway, uh, stop signs that he intervenes on, Calvin Klein, with his creatures rolling around, and he puts it back up in the middle of the night.

Beautiful.

But there's something there.

And then you wind up with Kaws or something like that.

Yeah, I mean, I really, I like the curatorial gesture of bringing artists together in ways that they haven't been, like as- to highlight aspects of their practice that hasn't been drawn out before.

And I think that's been the strength of art fairs of late, as I think in Basel, Basel, the sort of digital 01 thing was quite interesting-

And so you'll see inc- you'd...

Of course, there's Banksy's, but you'll also see just, you know, magnificent Kaws statues and all, just stuff everywhere, and it just blows your mind.

Dude, you're kinda getting me with your, with your first two picks for travel.

I like it, but I, I see the, the-