From Forest Hills to Flushing Meadows: New York, tennis and poster culture
In New York, tennis extends far beyond the court. Architecture, typography, fashion and photography have shaped an instantly recognisable visual culture.
A collection by French artist Cédric des Lauriers 🇫🇷.
The energy of an urban tournament. The New York Tennis collection brings together posters and apparel inspired by New York courts, the lines of the game and the Manhattan skyline. It references Grand Slam culture, from the intensity of the US Open to the elegance of Roland-Garros, without reproducing official branding or suggesting an affiliation. A selection designed for a contemporary interior, office or sports space.
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In New York, tennis extends far beyond the court. Architecture, typography, fashion and photography have shaped an instantly recognisable visual culture.





































In New York, tennis extends far beyond the court. Architecture, typography, fashion and photography have shaped an instantly recognisable visual culture.

Since 1980, each edition of the tournament has had its own poster, signed by a different artist. An overview of a public commission that brought contemporary art and clay courts into dialogue.

The Belle Epoque and Art Deco look of tennis, brought home. Court-green and ochre palettes, oak frames, and the rooms where a court poster belongs.