Explore the Collection

Since its humble beginnings, Supreme has collaborated with artists big and small. The brand’s art collaborations spotlight both underground graffiti legends like JA One and popular contemporary artists including Takashi Murakami. Today, old Supreme skateboard decks made by artists such as Damien Hirst are treated like canvasses and fetch thousands of dollars at art auctions. These collaborations have included everything from simple reproductions of famous photographs to complete re-designs of the brand’s famous box logo, which was of course inspired by the work of Barbara Kruger.

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Although every collaboration is different, all of the artists Supreme has worked with over the years have maintained a high level of subcultural coolness that the brand is known for. Anyone who dives into the history of Supreme’s art collaborations will come across an art gallery like no other—one filled with the work of revered contemporary artists, graffiti bombers, ‘90s skateboard graphic designers, Lower East Side photographers, and more. From the brand's origins in 1994 to the present day, this is a history of Supreme's artist collaborations. And now F.L.I Clothing has joined the legendary list of artists to collab with Supreme to usher in yet again, another gallery that will be unmatched.