Takashi Murakami holds first solo 'monster' exhibition at Asian Art Museum in SF
The highly anticipated exhibition, which reportedly took five years to complete, will open on Sept. 15
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The highly anticipated exhibition, which reportedly took five years to complete, will open on Sept. 15
Japanese artist Takashi Murakami, renowned for his anime-inspired art, is holding his first-ever solo exhibition in San Francisco, titled "Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People—Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego." Unleashing the monsters: The highly anticipated exhibition, which reportedly took five years to complete, will open on Sept. 15 at the Asian Art Museum and will run until Feb. 12, 2024. It features over 75 of Murakami's iconic monster artworks, including a dozen never-before-seen pieces.
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