Few contemporary art collectives have managed to command as many online column inches over the last few years as Brooklyn-based MSCHF. From Office Chair Simulator to Cease and Desist Grand Prix, the team is currently responsible for over 100 project, or 'drops', each more provocative and irreverent than the last.
Founded in 2016 by Gabriel Whaley, the group now has over 20 employees, and has become increasingly ambitious with its work – which, while often funny, always maintains a bedrock of social and cultural commentary. We caught up with four members of the collective at Stockholm's Spritmuseum, where MSCHF's work is featured in a brand new Andy Warhol exhibition, titled Money on the Wall.
