"The idea was to show how everything is jumbled together in Japan today," Murakami explains. "It’s a very Japanese vision: part naïve, part cute, part horrible and raw."
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July 23, 2002
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PARIS — "In the West, contemporary art is a thing for the super-rich or the super-intellectual," says Takashi Murakami, while overseeing the installation of his first major European exhibition at the Cartier Foundation. "But in post-war Japan, we...
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