Those have to be some sturdy shelves. 4' real or fake weigh a ton from what I remember after moving my old one. 

Besides the Banksy, Retna and a few KAWS be@rbrick this is a gawd damn awful collection! This and the dude on YouTube have the ultimate sneakerhead / man child art collections I have ever seen. What is with today's ultimate man child collections... These homes are starting to look like ridiculous pop ghetto man toy stores.

This is because Aoki is a damn awful personality.

yeah I dont get people being in awe with his collection, from what we can see, doesnt look that great and well thought out, might be better stuff that didnt get pictured but what is in the article is pretty lame

that'd be one more kaws which again reinforces my point, anyhow not a personal attack to you, I just don't find his collection interesting

Totally with you on this, I kept scrolling through the article waiting to see the pieces that were going to make my jaw drop...that moment never came.  Sure, the Banksy sculpture is cool, and definitely an awesome piece to have, but as a whole it's just a pretty lackluster collection given his connections and buying power.  

Secret Banksy in a Coll looking restaurant in Las Vegas 


www.reviewjournal.com/entertainment/food/las-vegas-arcade-speakeasy-with-secret-door-banksy-art-opens-video-1620854/?jwsource=cl


To get inside Greene St. Kitchen in Las Vegas, you walk through a corridor with vintage arcade games and through a door that looks like the front of a soda-vending machine. Once you’re inside, you’ll see a piece by anonymous street-art legend Banksy above the DJ booth. The spray-painted artwork, known as Smiley Coppers Panel I (2002), depicts two menacingly armed police officers with yellow smiley faces. It’s like emoji martial law.
This Banksy piece, like much of what’s on display at Palms, is from the personal collection of casino-resort owners Frank and Lorenzo Fertitta. Stroll around the hotel and you can see art by Andy Warhol, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Takashi Murakami, and Dustin Yellin. Plus, the $690 million makeover of Palms includes Unknown, a bar where the centerpiece is a Damien Hirst work featuring a 13-foot-long tiger shark that’s been cut into three segments.

Expect VIPs at Palms to be whisked through Greene St. Kitchen or Shark into Kaos, where they can reserve a cabana with its own pool. Some performers at the club will be atop a rotating stage/DJ booth that will allow them to hover over thousands of spectators.
With new restaurants from Marc Vetri and Michael Symon that have already become Vegas hits, along with a unveiled-in-March 9,000-square-foot, two-story, Damien Hirst-designed sky villa known as the Empathy Suite that costs $200,000 for a two-night-stay, Palms is in the middle of a truly over-the-top transformation that now also includes the first permanent Banksy work in Las Vegas.
Given that the elusive Banksy is an artist (or perhaps a collective of like-minded troublemaking artists) associated with counterculture, we wonder how Banksy feels about being part of such a splashy hotel. What we do know is that we live in a world where Banksy shredding a piece as a prank can result in the work becoming more valuable, so the Fertittas might welcome any Banksy mischief that ensues from their latest art announcement.
Greene St. Kitchen, 4321 W. Flamingo Road, Las Vegas, 702-942-7777