Art Cash '$88 Bill' by Marisol, a limited-edition conceptual art print from the 1971 Art Cash series

Art Cash was a groundbreaking 1971 collaborative project organized by Experiments in Art and Technology, Inc., in which six prominent artists—Marisol, Red Grooms, Robert Rauschenberg, Andy Warhol, Robert Whitman, and Tom Gormley—each designed a unique banknote denomination. Printed by the prestigious American Banknote Company using authentic currency printing techniques, these art multiples blurred the boundaries between fine art, conceptual practice, and currency. Marisol's '$88 Bill' features her distinctive intricate etching style with surreal, allegorical imagery characteristic of her work during this period. This project represents a pivotal moment in 1970s conceptual and Pop Art, exploring themes of value, commerce, and the democratization of art through affordable multiples. Art Cash is highly sought after by collectors of contemporary prints, Pop Art, and conceptual art for its historical significance and the prestigious roster of participating artists. These pieces appeal to institutions and private collectors interested in 1970s American art movements, collaborative projects, and the intersection of art and economics. Each denomination was produced in limited quantities, making complete sets particularly valuable.