Produced alongside the 2010 exhibition T-Shirt Paintings: Hippie Punk at Salon 94 in New York, this book compiles a collection of photographs and artworks by Richard Prince. Utilising his signature style of appropriation – be it advertisements, newspapers, or popular images – this book contains photos of Kate Moss, Jimi Hendrix, the CD labels from his collection of Led Zeppelin albums, Woodstock logos and more images of rock icons and hippies alongside abstract artworks painted on T-shirts stretched over frames, many of them overlaid with cryptic text. “Richard Prince has a connoisseur’s eye for American iconography, and an artist’s knack for transforming that iconography into art forms: car hoods, signed photographs, adverts and T-shirts,” said Salon 94 in a statement.