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Art exhibit in Madrid captures the unique vision of Yayoi Kusama
Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama is known for the eccentricity of her works. Some of her paintings and genre-defying pieces are currently on display in an...
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Artist // Yoskay Yamamoto
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Ponyo fan? You might like this….
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More Great Banana Art from Keisuke Yamada
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Titan Crazy in Tokyo
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Origami made much more technical and complicated by American physicist
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One Piece x Roppongi hills
ONE PIECE exhibition { one piece-ten } will be held for 3 months in Roppongi hills, Tokyo. Starts from March 20th at Mori Arts Center Gallery....
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Tokyo National Museum running Toshusai Sharaku exhibit
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Artist // Michiko Tachimoto
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Amazing rice field art in Japan….
This is just….really impressive. My dad forwarded me this email, and I had to share it here. Some rice farmers and villagers in Inkadate, Japan...
