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KAWS sculptures span one of the broadest ranges of any contemporary artist — from small open-edition 8-inch resin figures available at retail price to monumental fibreglass and bronze works that have floated on Hong Kong Harbour, been suspended from South Korean mountain faces, and appeared as permanent public installations on four continents.
KAWS's sculptural practice defies simple categorisation. At one end of the scale: open-edition vinyl and resin figures produced in unlimited quantities, available at retail through authorised partners, priced for accessibility. At the other: unique bronze works and monumental fibreglass installations produced in editions of one to five, traded at the same price points as serious traditional sculpture.
The Companion — KAWS's signature figure with X-marked eyes and crossed-bone limbs — is available in sculpture form across a wider size range than any other KAWS character. From 11-inch open editions to life-scale and beyond, the Companion in sculptural form is the foundation of KAWS's entire collectibles practice.
Introduced in 2013, BFF is KAWS's bear-like companion character inspired by Snoopy. BFF editions in multiple colourways and materials have become among the most actively traded KAWS figures on the secondary market. The character has appeared in monumental scale as outdoor installations — inflatable and fibreglass versions in Taipei, Seoul, and other Asian cities — and as small-edition resin figures.
CHUM, derived from Barney from The Flintstones, is one of KAWS's supporting cast of characters — a rounded, rotund figure with the characteristic X-eyes. CHUM sculptures have appeared in limited editions and as components of larger installations.
The KAWS HOLIDAY series — which began with a Companion floating on Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong in 2018 — generated global media coverage and introduced KAWS's work to audiences with no prior awareness of the contemporary art market. Collectible-scale HOLIDAY figures in vibrant Red, Blue, and Orange colourways are among the most actively traded secondary market works.
Open-edition resin/vinyl figures are produced without restriction and priced for accessibility.
Limited-edition resin figures — produced in numbered editions of 250, 100, 50, or fewer — carry meaningful premiums reflecting their scarcity.
Fibreglass works occupy the upper tier of limited editions.
Bronze editions command the highest premiums in the KAWS sculpture market, reflecting both material cost and the heightened sense of permanence that bronze carries for collectors from the traditional sculpture world. Bronze KAWS editions — produced in very small numbers, typically 3 to 5 — combine the artist's contemporary visual language with a material that places them firmly within the history of Western sculpture.
Guy Hepner offers KAWS sculptures for sale across all categories and price points.

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Five Facts About KAWS Sculptures
KAWS's Companion character was created in 1999 in collaboration with the Japanese toy company Bounty Hunter, evolving from his earlier street art practice of altering advertising and bus-stop imagery.
Companion is instantly recognisable through its X-ed-out eyes and grey, Mickey-Mouse-derived silhouette — a design choice that has made it one of the most widely reproduced sculptural figures in contemporary art and design.
KAWS (Brian Donnelly) began his career in the early 1990s as a graffiti artist in New York, and his transition into gallery-recognised sculpture retained the same interest in reworking familiar cartoon and advertising imagery.
His sculptures have been exhibited as large-scale public installations internationally, including a monumental floating Companion figure installed on Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong in 2019 that drew record public attendance.
KAWS has produced sculptural works across an enormous range of scale and material — from small vinyl collectible figures to museum-scale bronze and fibreglass installations — bridging the worlds of fine art, street culture, and collectible toy design.
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Frequently Asked Questions
KAWS Sculptures prints for sale are available at Guy Hepner Gallery, 177 Tenth Avenue, New York. We offer authenticated editions with full provenance documentation sourced from the secondary market and directly from publishers.
KAWS Sculptures works — 9 available — are typically produced as limited editions, individually signed and numbered by the artist. Contact Guy Hepner Gallery for edition details on specific works.
Pricing for KAWS Sculptures prints varies by edition size, date, and condition. Contact Guy Hepner Gallery for current market pricing and availability.
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