We are proud to officially welcome Marley Humphrey to OBEY.  Over the past few months, Marley joined us on several trips and instantly became the missing link that tied our entire team together. Since then, he has been effortlessly ripping every city he steps foot in.Filmed by Elliot Bonnabel @elliotbonnabelEdited by Grayson Miller @stayfalsePhotos by Andrey Tarasovs @andreytarasovs, Cristian Bravo @la_melancolia, & Eric Fleischer @efleischerphotoSOCIAL HIGHLIGHTSNollie heard around the world.Balancing Act at Muni

The team headed East. A week in Atlanta with Shane Farber and the Widdip crew, then on to Philly and New York. Old friends, new faces and footage that will make the final cut when the film premieres this Fall.@shane.wreck @perryier@fevlilian@marleyswhim@andreytarasovs @n.rollings@efleischerphoto@stayfalseSOCIAL HIGHLIGHTS FROM EAST COAST TRIPShane Farber switch lazer flip.Shane Farber gets announced to Swim Skateboards amidst the travels.Pero Simic with the worst and best switch flips.

OBEY TATTOOS – EPISODE 6 featuring @cap_fiendFor more than 20 years, Omar Heras has been a supporter of OBEY and the ideas behind Shepard Fairey's work. From street art to human rights, the message has always resonated. Inspired by the artwork, message and community surrounding OBEY, he's built a collection spanning apparel, memorabilia and tattoos.

“BOOK” AMSTERDAM “BOOK” is an ephemeral bookshop imagined by publisher Kermesse, with a wide selection of new and old books curated by artist Victor Unwin.Art books, design books, fashion books, literature books, conceptual books, books on books…After Paris and Berlin, “BOOK” AMSTERDAM was a new occasion to reflect on the communities and ecosystems generated by even the simplest printed matter.
 This time we are joined by Amsterdam-based bookshop Athenaeum Nieuwscentrum, a local hub offering a plethora of interesting print.We are all book rats — so thank you to all for having joined the book rat circle. 

Thank you to everyone who came out to our first ever OBEY Flea Market at OBEY Art Space Los Angeles. What started as an idea to bring the community together around something we all love turned into something truly special. Pet themed vendors, live screen printing, on-site pet adoptions and a whole lot of good energy.We are proud to have partnered with @muttscouts and raised money for their ongoing work to rescue and rehome dogs in need. Thank you to everyone who donated supplies, supported the vendors and helped make the first OBEY Flea Market such a meaningful day for both the community and Mutt Scouts. We can't wait to do it again.If you weren't able to make it out and would like to support Mutt Scouts, visit their website to donate, adopt, foster or get involved. You can find them at muttscouts.org and @muttscouts on Instagram.You can donate directly to Mutt Scouts via Venmo, PayPal or credit card: 
https://www.muttscouts.org/donateAdditional links: Cuddly: platform for fundraising for our medical dogsAmazon wishlist

Mathieu Courbier works as Almost Free Services, who explores his own world as a mixture of art and design through exhibitions or commissioned work. He always explores the practice of making a certain dose of mystery and irony.AFS explores the relationship with home. Owning one’s space, one’s shelter, the project of a lifetime. At the same time, the home can become a place of tension.

Thanks for everyone who came to the opening.The exhibition will be on view until Saturday May 23.

In Amsterdam, a pop-up will present an overview of the AFS universe, featuring a selection of zines and risograph prints. 

A conversation with Almost Free Services and OBEY Clothing on Messenger. So. Tell me about the name: Almost Free Services.Got this ironic name after stop my art direction studio ten years ago. I just wanted to draw again and feel more freedom. I guess it’s my in between having projects and doing just what I want to do. Art Direction Studio? Please expand.I created with my friend Julien Rivoire an Art direction and graphic design studio, we mainly work with record labels on videos and identity and probably more often on boring motion projects for bigger companies. I think I put a lot of energy on our merch more than finding new clients haha Nice. Why do you think it makes sense for you to work on this project with OBEY?I think what speaks to me with the work of Shepard and Obey since the early days is the fact of DOING, posters, clothing, exhibition, murals…doing is a strong act. I’m really committed to work and hand work without being against technology but I think design is about making. You don’t really need to speak if you do. And I think that I also like people and brands with opinions and their own way of thinking.I think it’s half an answer; the fact that the brand came from the brain of an artist is something that allows me to push the creativity on both the clothing collection and exhibitions and trying to be fully coherent. Hold up. Some more about you, where are you from, etc?Yep, born and raised in a small city in south East France, not fancy suburbs. Always drew a lot and being obsessed with skateboarding for a long time. I felt in love with the practice and also with all the clothing, style, brand part. The whole thing was kind of magical for me. A great escape. Then I moved to Grenoble near the Alps and then Lyon for 15 years. Now i’m back in the South in the beautiful antique city of Arles.Started to exhibit my drawings around my 19 and going through exhibition for a few years, till my 25. And worked in retail and as buyer for several years. İt’s later that I combine my personal work as collaboration with brands I like. What makes France better than the rest of the world?We are in pole position on complaining about everything BUT we hate as much as we love.What do you love? Ps. Got final conformation so Shepard approved collection. I will remember that line for a long time. Haha that’s super cool that the legend approved my drawings. The very Young me is really happy. Haha good. What do you love?I love books, mainly photography ones, i think photography inspired me at some point. And music, got troubles being focus without music. Yes, I know you love music and you also love dancing, tell me about that.Haha not a big story on dancing but i went to night-clubs a lot from like 14/15 yo till my 19/20 yo. Really about dancing and loud sounds and having fun with friends obviously. We also breakdance on the plaza of the village a lot haha s/o 213 crew. Also you’re a movie hater. That’s extremely French of you.İt’s not I hate movies but I’m not curious about it. I have my Classics but definitely not into movies. Sounds too much artifices, money, people, marketing to explain « human » stories…it’s just too much. Also, I can’t stand now all the anticipation movies of a dark world…with wars and destruction. İt’s already a lot like this right now in several places in the world. Sounds not fun or a distraction to me. But I can applause all the great techniques used in movies, props, matte paintings…always impressiveİ’m a documentary guy.Yes. Give us one tip10 years with Hayao Myazaki. Impressive. İt’s an intense person, he dives deep in himself to create his art. Okay. Do you have a final word for our retailers that will hopefully read this through the end?ALMOST FREE OBEY SUBLIMINAL MESSAGE SERVICES. READ BETWEEN THE LINES IS ALREADY READING. CHAOS AND DISSENT.------------------------------------------------------------------The OBEY x Almost Free Services collection will be available online and at select retailers on Thursday, May 7.Augure (Olive & Jason) @augureaugure - directors & photographersLaura Allione @lauraallione - 1st director assistant & producerTimothé Hourant @timothe_hrf - director of photographyTenju Okazaki @tenju.10 - hair stylistIannis Cathelin @ctelin - modelChady Maluka @chadymaluka - score & sound designMathieu Courbier @almost.free.services - artworks@lcmc.studio - sculpture

OBEY Awareness is proud to partner with Skateistan.In 2008, Skateistan began on the streets of Kabul. Today, they reach over 10,000 individuals across 50 locations on five continents, with 56% of participants identifying as girls or young women. An award-winning, women-led organization using skateboarding and creative learning to build safe spaces where marginalized children can grow, play and shape their futures.OBEY Awareness has supported causes aligned with our ideals since 2007. This season, we are proud to stand behind Skateistan. 100% of net profits from the OBEY x Skateistan collection go directly to their work around the world.

OPENING FRIDAY APRIL 1018:00 - 21:00Meet Coodre, an Amsterdam-based sculptor. Known for his playful yet tactile approach to form and material, he creates custom-made sculptures and objects that blur the boundaries between art and design. While he works across a range of techniques, his focus lies in ceramics and bespoke sculptural pieces.We visited him in his studio to talk about his process, inspiration, and his upcoming exhibition at our OBEY Art Space in Amsterdam.Runstraat 25, Amsterdam
On view: April 10 - April 24 

For Spring 2026, OBEY and French shoemaker Paraboot join forces for the very first time on the Montana and a limited range of premium apparel. Counterculture meets craftsmanship.This unison arises from shared legacies of sticking true to ethos over time. Leaving a print amidst the noise.The core of this capsule is the Montana, a charming nod to 1970s climbing shoes. On a canvas of premium pebbled-leather, OBEY has embossed the tongue with the Icon Face – a bold symbol of counterculture devised by OBEY-founder and artist/activist Shepard Fairey. A subtle chartreuse-hue serves as accent stitching, an ode to the rugged Chartreuse mountains that rest across from the Paraboot factory in France.The premium line of apparel lends itself to aesthetics of American baseball, with a contemporary touch of French flair. The ‘Bochy Embroidered Shirt’ is a button-up striped shirt with Paraboot embroidery and an OBEY-branded woven label. The piece takes its name from Bruce Bochy, an American-French baseball manager.“Krank” is an old slang term that denotes a passionate, eccentric and often noisy baseball fan. It made sense to embody this energy into the heavyweight printed ‘Kranks Tee’.The Lanceur pant (French for ‘pitcher’) is a straight-leg pleated cotton trouser which links the capsule all together.‘Noiseless Ascent’ is the campaign that director Martin Malnoë brought to life for this collaboration. Set in the depths of the Paraboot factory, he takes cues from OBEY’s visual language and the No Wave avant-garde music and art movement of 1970s New York.Bright glares and industrial cacophony crescendo into audio-visual harmony, a vessel for the resilience of Paraboot craftsmanship and punk attitude of OBEY. The collaboration is available now online in the EU and North America and at select retailers worldwide.

OBEY the Night Vol 2. was a success. On February 10th, OBEY Harajuku dropped a limited run of tees in collaboration with HOME, and the space filled up quick. HOME @home_band_ delivered a live performance that set the tone for the evening, while Whelmey @asako___ carried the momentum with a DJ set that kept the room moving.

Ryan has been rocking an OBEY wardrobe for as long as he’s had adult money. While being a fan of the clothes, he also takes pride in supporting the brand for its political stances and humanitarian efforts. He left it up to his tattoo artist to surprise him with a more permanent addition to his OBEY uniform. Cado approved.

"BOOK" BERLINFEB 19–20, 11:00–21:00 "BOOK" is exactly what it seems: an ephemeral bookshop imagined by publisher @kermesse.cool, with a wide selection of new and old books curated by artist @victorunwin, alongside special guest selections curated by the Obey Art Space family:Max Theodor, Manuel Osterholt, Vincent Gertoberens, Dela Charles, Jannik Dietz FlufflordArt books, design books, fashion books, literature books, conceptual books, books on books… After its second edition in Paris, "BOOK" BERLIN is a new occasion to reflect on the infinite creative, social, political, and poetical potential of reading.We thank everyone for coming over the weekend. It was great to hang and meet new people.  

Since 2018, founder Paige Silveria has organized site-specific art, music, dance and other conceptual presentations, pop-up shops, art-book fairs, limited-edition collaborations, printed publications and hosted a live-stream tv show. Projects have been presented in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Tokyo, Paris and Biarritz with collaborators including Dover Street Market, Vitsoe, Opening Ceremony, Marc Jacobs, Procell Vintage, Dashwood Books, Domicile Tokyo, Peels Paints, Token 4 U, The Standard Hotel, Miami Design District, Vanna Kitty and Budweiser. We’re excited to finally work together with Paige Silveria for our Paris Art Space. Paige curated an amazing group of women that we’d love to introduce. LOUISE Louise Sauvard is a young French photographer based in Paris. She graduated with highest honors from the École des Arts Décoratifs PSL in 2024. Between 2022 and 2025, she developed a photographic project within a sorority where she lived in Paris. In her photographic practice, she dissects rooms, the intimate spaces that surround her. In the rooms she photographs, a movement of collective disobedience emerges; her appropriation of space gives birth to new mythologies. CAMILLE Camille Soulat (b 1991) grew up in Montluçon, France. She is self-taught and uses mediums ranging from digital painting and writing, to video installation. Her practice revolves around an intimate form of narration. She concentrates on nostalgic subjects and scenes with super-natural undertones. Through the diffuse shapes and silhouettes of her digital paintings, Camille exhibits a certain fascination for the transformation of ordinary moments into events. Interested in notions such as marginality, geek culture or adolescence, she directs her practice around an interpretation and a celebration of the codes associated with both pop culture and counterculture. SARASara Kaaner is a designer, artist, DJ, and tattooist with main focus on designing shoes and bags. Drawing from avant-garde art histories, underground music cultures, and experimental film, her work explores identity and performance by bringing together those different artistic disciplines. Her practice is grounded in upcycling and material experimentation, using deconstruction and reconstruction to rethink how objects function, appear, and communicate. GRETGret Antenna is a multimedia artist based in Paris working with photography, installation, and digital images, influenced by media theory. Her work looks at how contemporary images circulate independently of their sources, shaped by distance and technical mediation. Through constructed environments, she focuses on instability and abstraction rather than narrative or representation. ROMYRomy Rosenthal is a Paris-based artist, designer, researcher, and archivist. Her work is shaped by a deep interest in futurism, design, architecture, urbanism and psychogeography.

In a new feature, we wanted to highlight a member of the OBEY team, Andrey Tarasov. We first met Andrey as a model for the brand over 6 years ago, weeks before the world shut down with the pandemic. He just had an energy about him. Come to find out he’s the nicest, most inclusive person ever and it doesn’t hurt that he rips on a skateboard too. So, what do you do in that situation? You ask him to work with you. From his early life in Russia to immigrating to the US, and then his leap of faith on a move to Los Angeles, we take a look at Andrey’s story and creative process. One of the most humble, talented guys out there. Filmed by: @matt.conrod @gemxhaleVideo Edit: @jake.mxfMusic: @formanortePhotography: @gemxhale

Mark McGowan discovered Shepard Fairey’s work 20 years ago when he first moved from England to America. He was hit with unexpected culture shock seeing the logical contradictions embedded in American culture, including the widespread use of religion to promote guns and the death penalty, while simultaneously opposing social policies like free healthcare. While trying to reconcile with this cognitive dissonance, Mark resonated with Shepard Fairey’s work, which boldly acknowledged and questioned these contradictions. It struck such a chord that he was inspired to immortalize the art on his body and wear it proudly on his sleeve.

We are proud to welcome @shane.wreck to OBEY to wrap up the year.Filmed and Edited by @stayfalseAdditional filming @ryeberes & @ryanreeMusic by @nickisholtz

Last Saturday, BEYOND THE STREETS presented SHEPARD FAIREY: OUT OF PRINT. Featuring 400+ screen prints alongside new hybrid works, the show traced his evolution from guerrilla posters to global icons.To mark the occasion, we’re dropping two exclusive tees inspired by OUT OF PRINT, each produced in a limited run. Available online now. 

ANNOUNCING BOOK TOURBOOK IS BACK IN PARIS FROM NOV 13 TO NOV 16, AND WILL TOUR IN TWO NEW COMPLEMENTARY DESTINATIONS: OBEY ART SPACE BERLIN, AND AMSTERDAM.AGAIN, BOOK IS EXACTLY WHAT IT SEEMS: A SELECTION OF NEW AND OLD BOOKS, CAREFULLY CURATED BY ARTIST VICTOR UNWIN, IN COLLABORATION WITH PUBLISHING HOUSE KERMESSE, ALONG WITH LOCAL INDEPENDENT BOOKSTORES.ART BOOKS, LITERATURE BOOKS, DESIGN BOOKS, FASHION BOOKS, CONCEPTUAL BOOKS, BOOKS ON BOOKS... EACH BOOK EVENT IS THE OCCASION TO REFLECT ON THE INFINITE CREATIVE, SOCIAL, POLITICAL, AND POETICAL POTENTIAL IN THE ACT OF READING. EACH "BOOK" MOMENT IS A THREE-DAY EVENT: A POP-UP BOOKSHOP WITH A PUBLIC PROGRAM OF TALKS AND ART/PERFORMANCE RELATED PROPOSALS, AND A COLLAB MERCH DROP. FOR ITS SECOND PARISIAN EDITION, "BOOK" WILL BE TEAMING UP AGAIN WITH CAHIER CENTRAL BOOKSHOP.THREE DAYS OF BOOKSHOP, BOOK LAUNCHES, BOOK INSTALLATIONS, AND BOOK TALKS, WITHCÉLIA BOULESTEIX @CELIABOULESTEIXSIMON GERARD @KERMESSE.COOLMASALA NOIR @MASALANOIRIBRAHIM MEÏTÉ SIKELY @FRAMBOISESALADECHRISTELLE OYIRI @CRYSTALLMESSVICTOR UNWIN @VICTORUNWINJOIN US FOR THE OPENING WITH DRINKS NOV 13 FROM 6-8PM.OBEY PARIS 40 RUE ÉTIENNE MARCEL 75002 PARIS, FRANCE

OUT OF PRINT celebrates the rebellious, democratic force of ink and paper, 400+ screen prints and new hybrids honoring the tactile, public power of printing to provoke dialogue, stir thought and spark action.“Some people say digital media has ended print, but the provocative, tactile experience of a print on a wall or in the wild, can’t be replaced. Printing still matters!” - Shepard Fairey.Featured on this post, are some of the historic and rare editions that will be available on site. Archival materials, process ephemera, and contextual graphics round out the presentation, offering a behind‐the‐scenes look at the artist’s methods and influences posters, album art, skateboard graphics, and punk flyers among them:These special mixed media art pieces are a hybrid of stencil painting and screen printing. There are only two variants of each color combination. These pieces are 18x24 on deckled edge cotton rag paper.🔥Opening Reception: Saturday, November 15, 2025 | 7–10 PM📍 BEYOND THE STREETS | 434 N La Brea Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90036RSVP: rsvp@beyondthestreets.comSHEPARD FAIREY: OUT OF PRINT will be on view Wednesday–Sunday, 11 AM–6 PM through January 11, 2026 | Free Entry@obeygiant @beyondthestreetsart

Thanks to everyone that came out to (Halo)WEEN last night. Feeling a little slow at work today but it was worth it. Big love to @smilegoth and @untitledhalo for all your hard work. Also thanks to everyone that played. @avalonlurks @jasmine.johnson
@nico.minajj @dimeshort4diamondprincess @currentjoys @irene.leeee @dalhaus_ and @carllovestrand  Hope to see you out again soon and stay safe out there tonight. Happy Halloween!photos: morgnar

Last week was an exciting one in Berlin. On Thursday, Shepard Fairey opened his exhibition “Photo Synthesis” at Fotografiska. The show traces his creative journey, from early wheat-paste street pieces and screen printing to digital collage and new works made specifically for this exhibition. It highlights how photography has continually inspired and shaped his artistic evolution, bringing together defining works alongside new creations that continue to transform cityscapes.The evening began with a performance by Berlin-based garage duo Cava, followed by a Q&A with Shepard Fairey hosted by Lodown Magazine’s editor-in-chief, and longtime friend, Sven Fortmann. After exploring the impressive Fotografiska building and the exhibition itself, the night closed with a DJ set by Shepard Fairey.With a mild hangover but high spirits, we gathered again the next evening at the OBEY Art Space to celebrate a 30-year friendship between Shepard Fairey’s OBEY and Thomas Marecki’s Lodown. Their shared roots in skate, surf, and street culture, a mix of activism, DIY creativity, and freedom, shaped a generation and continue to inspire today. From Cold War West Berlin to 1990s Southern California, their work has always carried a restless urge to disrupt and connect.“Today, those signals are fractured. The Pax Americana has crumbled, elites have failed, and trust has decayed.
 A reset is no longer optional. It must come from below, through art, through voices unafraid, through new networks of resistance and connection.”A special print and accompanying tees were created for the occasion. Both are now available at Fotografiska and online via Lodown.Pictures by Tilman Kerber and Julia Schoierer