The burn is live on @manifoldxyz . Burn two Banned from New York Posters to redeem the 3D ar compatible "Zip it" Emoji 🤐

🖼️ 2-4 MINUTES OF SUPERRARE 💎 July 24th - See you at @SuperRare Offline Gallery on 7/31 - Two Slimesunday 3Ds at 4:20pm - Transient Q2 is $RARE - Ayla and Botto - Van Lew, Amadon, RJ, and BLAC

RT @RogerDickerman: 🤐 Desk sized @slimesunday (ft. @Coldie)

Winamp V6.9 On view @SuperRare in Slimesunday: Banned from New York Opening July 31 at Offline Gallery, NY

“These pieces pull straight from my early Internet memories…I wasn’t trying to make it clean. I wanted it to feel like a hard drive from 2003, messy and alive…Together, these pieces feel like scrolling through a corrupted archive of my teenage desktop.” - @slimesunday GM💾

Still my favorite physical I ever made. You can see it in person @SuperRare at Offline Gallery, July 31st! Come through! Or digitally in @RogerDickerman zoom background😂

WIP of a painting of my grandfather fingerprinting an armored truck. Gonna gift it to my mom when it’s done. RIP Papa.

In early 2021, just as I was beginning, Playboy released a list of up & coming artists curated by the one & only @slimesunday. That moment led to a dream, a collaborating on Playboy & I was the 3rd ever self portrait in the brand’s history- this lead to me being welcomed onto @SuperRare. Endless gratitude, and huge congratulations to @slimesunday, @SuperRare, and @RogerDickerman on this solo exhibition in NY 🌊

Free mint is live! Feels like 2021 again.

SuperRare x @RogerDickerman present Slimesunday: Banned from New York @slimesunday returns with Banned from New York, a solo exhibition at the Offline Gallery debuting a bold new body of digital and physical works that confront censorship, nostalgia, and the politics of visibility. Known for his surreal collages and fearless approach to subversion, Slimesunday presents handcrafted sculptures, weathered wheatpaste assemblages, pixelated photo grids, and animations inspired by early Internet culture, each piece asking: Who controls what we see and what we’re allowed to say? From MS Paint to modern-day algorithms, Banned from New York challenges the systems that shape creativity, belief, and visibility. July 31 at Offline Gallery, 243 Bowery 6–7PM: Fireside Chat with @RogerDickerman 7-9PM : Opening Reception