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Takashi Murakami Instagram - Thanks to everyone's kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Thanks to everyone's kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Thanks to everyone's kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - 新年快乐 🐲 Happy new year ! 🐉
Takashi Murakami Instagram - I can't believe! 😭 Japan's treasure has passed away! The manga artist who changed Japanese manga next to Osamu Tezuka! From the bottom of my heart, I pray that your soul may rest in peace🙏🙏🙏
Takashi Murakami Instagram - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Takashi Murakami Instagram - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Takashi Murakami Instagram - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Takashi Murakami Instagram - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Takashi Murakami Instagram - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @freedcorp 🙏🙏🙏 @perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @freedcorp 🙏🙏🙏 @perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - The sneaker creators I first met at ComplexCon @complexcon years ago have now become big names. Ah, to be young is amazing! @SaleheBembury and @MrBailey
Takashi Murakami Instagram - The sneaker creators I first met at ComplexCon @complexcon years ago have now become big names. Ah, to be young is amazing! @SaleheBembury and @MrBailey
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @freedcorp
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @freedcorp
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan's wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people's hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman's March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan's wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people's hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman's March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan's wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people's hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman's March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Takashi Murakami Instagram - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Takashi Murakami Instagram - It's even colder today. I'm cold to the core of my body. 今日はまあ一段と冷えてます。ブルブル。
Takashi Murakami Instagram - It's even colder today. I'm cold to the core of my body. 今日はまあ一段と冷えてます。ブルブル。
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, "No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs' achievement, and I was just following his direction." Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, "No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs' achievement, and I was just following his direction." Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, "No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs' achievement, and I was just following his direction." Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - I will start broadcasting for a one-hour time slot every Monday from 22:00 to 23:00 on Kyoto's FM radio station Alpha Station fmkyoto89.4 #mononokeradio 🙇‍♂️ #村上隆 が、深い関心を寄せる土地 ここ”京都”で、この4⽉から 自身約10年ぶりとなる ラジオレギュラーDJ に登場📻🌸🌸 毎週月曜⽇22時から1時間にわたり お送りするNewプログラム 『MONONOKE RADIO』 初回OAは4/1(月)スタート✨ 詳細→ fmkyoto89.4 お聴き逃しなく🌸 #mononokeradio
Takashi Murakami Instagram - I will start broadcasting for a one-hour time slot every Monday from 22:00 to 23:00 on Kyoto's FM radio station Alpha Station fmkyoto89.4 #mononokeradio 🙇‍♂️ #村上隆 が、深い関心を寄せる土地 ここ”京都”で、この4⽉から 自身約10年ぶりとなる ラジオレギュラーDJ に登場📻🌸🌸 毎週月曜⽇22時から1時間にわたり お送りするNewプログラム 『MONONOKE RADIO』 初回OAは4/1(月)スタート✨ 詳細→ fmkyoto89.4 お聴き逃しなく🌸 #mononokeradio
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Please do not worry guys. Two years ago, some hospital some doctor administered a test and diagnosed me as suffering from depression. But that test is strange. 🥲🧐 We talked about that for about 6 minutes.
Takashi Murakami Instagram - 毎年毎年 「こんな寒さじゃ、来年は死んじゃうよ」 「来年こそは、このクソ寒いスタジオを脱出するぞ！」 と具体的なプランを考えるのだが、結果、納税で、金回り、てんやわんやして、何もできずに、寒い寒いで、春となる。 安楽の日々はいつまで経ってもやってこない。
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Photo by Joshua White
Takashi Murakami Instagram - It's too cold to work.🥶 The studio is a box warehouse made of alloy corrugated sheet, so it doesn't get warm even if I turn on the heater.Well, it warms up by about 1 degree, Indescribable. 寒すぎて仕事できない。🥶 スタジオは、波板一枚の箱倉庫なので、暖房ガンガン入れても暖まらない、かというと、まぁ、1度くらいは違うから温めるけど、トホホ。
Takashi Murakami Instagram - It's too cold to work.🥶 The studio is a box warehouse made of alloy corrugated sheet, so it doesn't get warm even if I turn on the heater.Well, it warms up by about 1 degree, Indescribable. 寒すぎて仕事できない。🥶 スタジオは、波板一枚の箱倉庫なので、暖房ガンガン入れても暖まらない、かというと、まぁ、1度くらいは違うから温めるけど、トホホ。
Takashi Murakami Instagram - 最新号『村上隆と京都』発売中！ . 〈京都市京セラ美術館〉開館以来の大盛況で話題の村上隆の大規模個展が開催中です。 大学で日本画を学び、江戸時代の絵師たちに大きな影響を受けてきた村上が、京都の街や歴史と向き合った展覧会のテーマは「もののけ」でした。表層的には華やかで雅なイメージがある京都には、古くから言い伝えられる“異界”スポットが多数存在するのです。 江戸時代の奇想の絵師たちに挑んだ驚きの絵合わせから、京都の四神相応（青龍、白虎、朱雀、玄武）を描いた村上版「平安京」まで。村上作品を手がかりに、京都の奥深～い世界にご案内します！ ♫ JP THE WAVY - Mononoke Kyoto は著作権者からの許諾を得て使用しております。 . . . #casabrutus #カーサブルータス #村上隆 #TakashiMurakami #もののけ京都 #京都市京セラ美術館 #kyotocitykyoceramuseum
Takashi Murakami Instagram - It's already an obsession! My mental state of not taking a bath! What happened! I! ? もはや強迫観念！風呂、入れない自分のメンタル！どーしちまったんだ！俺！？
Takashi Murakami Instagram - 62歳で、肩関節周囲炎症で苦しんでます。 17時間のフライトで、もう死にそうに痛い！ いろんな部位が痛くなってきたので、アシスタントに湿布薬貼ってもらいました。 強力なロキソニンの入った「フェイタス2.0」と言う湿布薬です。春がきたら治るのだろうか？
Takashi Murakami Instagram - やっと、自分を絵の世界に入らせれてます。 遅いのだが。展覧会まで、あと2週間なのだが。 アニメ制作とかで、このコンディションに数年浸かるとなると、明後日の世界に旅立っちゃうよね。 兎に角自動的に絵が描けるようなコンディションになってきました。 そのコンディションとは、絵が下手で自暴自棄になるが、そんなのどーでも良いワイ、と言う開き直れると言うゾーン、です。とほほ。
Takashi Murakami Instagram - new character. When it's cold, I feel depressed. 🥲
Takashi Murakami Instagram - 山﨑賢人さん @kentooyamazaki と HUBLOT @hublot @hublot_japan のイベントでお会いして、その時に、僕の展覧会 「村上隆 もののけ京都」 @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto のツアーガイドを担当していただけないか？とお願いしたところ御快諾いただきまして、日本語の音声ガイド、山﨑さんの声でお送りすることになりました！👏👏👏 ありがとうございます！ 先日、ゴールデンカムイ @kamuy_movie の試写も招待してくださって行ってきました。 キングダムも主人公で、正に今の日本の主人公そのものの方ですね！
Takashi Murakami Instagram - 山﨑賢人さん @kentooyamazaki と HUBLOT @hublot @hublot_japan のイベントでお会いして、その時に、僕の展覧会 「村上隆 もののけ京都」 @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto のツアーガイドを担当していただけないか？とお願いしたところ御快諾いただきまして、日本語の音声ガイド、山﨑さんの声でお送りすることになりました！👏👏👏 ありがとうございます！ 先日、ゴールデンカムイ @kamuy_movie の試写も招待してくださって行ってきました。 キングダムも主人公で、正に今の日本の主人公そのものの方ですね！
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Thank you @pharrell _sama Thank you @emmanuelperrotin _sama Thank you @louisvuitton _sama This photo is packed with the multi-layered history of our struggle. A cultural struggle, in which we have been engaged tooth and nail! @misteryanen You did it! ありがとう　@pharrell _sama ありがとう　@emmanuelperrotin _sama ありがとう　@louisvuitton _sama この写真には 物凄い重曹的な、闘いの歴史が詰まってます。 僕たちが必死にやってきた、文化的な闘争！ @misteryanen 君はやったぞ！
Takashi Murakami Instagram - Process!
Takashi Murakami Instagram - We finally finished the design for the last large-scale painting for the exhibition @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto at @kyotocitykyoceramuseum. This one really was an uphill battle. We now only have 3 to 4 days for the physical painting process. I wonder how close we can bring it to the desired level. By the way, three days with our backs agains the wall should be equivalent to about a month and a half in terms of energy. I desperately hope to get it to the zone where a message that can reach the audience erupts from the work I think we did a pretty good job with the design. Thank you, design team. Dear everyone in the painting team: We have little time left! I am counting on you. 京セラ美術館 @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto での展示の最後の大物の下図がやっと完成しました。 コレは本当に苦戦しました。 此処から着色作画の時間、わずか3〜4日。 何処レベルまでにじり寄れるか。 ちなみに、追い込んだ形での3日は、1ヶ月半くらいのエネルギーに匹敵するハズ。 どうか、観客に届けれるメッセージが噴出するゾーンにまでにはさせたいです。 下図はかなり良い線行ったと思います。 下図のチーム、ありがとうございました。 ペインティングのスタッフの皆さん。 残された時間！どうかヨロシクお願い致します。
Takashi Murakami Instagram - 2月1日午前3時現在 未だ製作中。 😅
Takashi Murakami Instagram - 2月1日午前3時現在 未だ製作中。 😅
Takashi Murakami Instagram - The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n
Takashi Murakami Instagram - The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n
Takashi Murakami Instagram - The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n
Takashi Murakami Instagram - The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n
Takashi Murakami - 62.2K Likes - Thanks to everyone's kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.

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Caption : Thanks to everyone’s kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.
Likes : 62219Takashi Murakami - 62.2K Likes - Thanks to everyone's kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.

62.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Thanks to everyone’s kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.
Likes : 62219Takashi Murakami - 62.2K Likes - Thanks to everyone's kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.

62.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Thanks to everyone’s kind words of sympathy, I finally took a bath! thank you very much! In particular, with the encouragement from famous people like Mr. @diplo _sama,Mr. @steveaoki _sama,and others, I was able to rebuild my brain after a mental crash and was able to take a bath at 3 a.m. today! I feel relieved from the bottom of my heart. thank you very much.
Likes : 62219Takashi Murakami - 47.8K Likes - 新年快乐 🐲 Happy new year ! 🐉

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Caption : 新年快乐 🐲 Happy new year ! 🐉
Likes : 47814Takashi Murakami - 46K Likes - I can't believe! 😭 Japan's treasure has passed away! The manga artist who changed Japanese manga next to Osamu Tezuka! From the bottom of my heart, I pray that your soul may rest in peace🙏🙏🙏

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Caption : I can’t believe! 😭 Japan’s treasure has passed away! The manga artist who changed Japanese manga next to Osamu Tezuka! From the bottom of my heart, I pray that your soul may rest in peace🙏🙏🙏
Likes : 45971Takashi Murakami - 43.4K Likes - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏

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Caption : In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama’s vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Likes : 43389Takashi Murakami - 43.4K Likes - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏

43.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama’s vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Likes : 43389Takashi Murakami - 43.4K Likes - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏

43.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama’s vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Likes : 43389Takashi Murakami - 43.4K Likes - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏

43.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama’s vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Likes : 43389Takashi Murakami - 43.4K Likes - In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama's vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏

43.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : In memory of Kishin Shinoyama sensei: Mr. Kishin Shinoyama was a photographer who crafted the image of Japan, dashing through the country’s cultural genesis that occurred during its high growth period through the era of the so-called bubble economy. I have had the privilege of being photographed by him several times, and he kindly contributed his work in an exhibition I have curated. We shall see how much of Mr. Shinoyama’s vast accomplishments will be historicized in the world of Japanese art. Sensei, please enjoy observing the development from where you are in the world beyond! He was a tremendous commercial photographer who cut through the ages in Japan. I put my hands together in prayer. 🙏 追悼、篠山紀信先生 日本の高度成長期からバブル経済の文化創世記を駆け抜けて、日本のイメージを作ったカメラマンさんでした。 僕も何度か撮って頂き、また篠山先生のお仕事も僕がキュレーションした展覧会に出展頂きました。 篠山先生の残された膨大な功績が、日本の芸術の世界においてどれほど歴史化されるのか。どうか楽しみに、向こうの世界から観察しておいてください！ 日本の時代を切り裂いた偉大なるコマーシャルカメラマンでした。合掌。🙏
Likes : 43389Takashi Murakami - 38.8K Likes - @freedcorp 🙏🙏🙏 @perrotin

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Caption : @freedcorp 🙏🙏🙏 @perrotin
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Caption : @freedcorp 🙏🙏🙏 @perrotin
Likes : 38758Takashi Murakami - 38.7K Likes - The sneaker creators I first met at ComplexCon @complexcon years ago have now become big names. Ah, to be young is amazing! @SaleheBembury and @MrBailey

38.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : The sneaker creators I first met at ComplexCon @complexcon years ago have now become big names. Ah, to be young is amazing! @SaleheBembury and @MrBailey
Likes : 38718Takashi Murakami - 38.7K Likes - The sneaker creators I first met at ComplexCon @complexcon years ago have now become big names. Ah, to be young is amazing! @SaleheBembury and @MrBailey

38.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : The sneaker creators I first met at ComplexCon @complexcon years ago have now become big names. Ah, to be young is amazing! @SaleheBembury and @MrBailey
Likes : 38718Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
Likes : 34447Takashi Murakami - 34.4K Likes - TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin

34.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : TAKASHI MURAKAMI features a selection of life-size sculptures illuminating two paramount subjects in the Japanese artist’s oeuvre: Mr. DOB and Miss Ko2. This exhibition—co-presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary—is on view at Tarmak22 in the Gstaad Airport. TAKASHI MURAKAMI Presented by Perrotin and Nahmad Contemporary February 14–March 12, 2024 Tarmak22 at the Gstaad Airport Oeystrasse 29, Gstaad, Switzerland __ @takashipom #takashimurakami @nahmadcontemporary @perrotin #Perrotin #nahmadcontemporary⁠ @tarmak22 __ Photos: Julien Gremaud⁠ ©Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved. Courtesy Perrotin
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Likes : 30862Takashi Murakami - 29.2K Likes - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

29.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Likes : 29216Takashi Murakami - 29.2K Likes - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

29.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Likes : 29216Takashi Murakami - 29.2K Likes - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

29.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Likes : 29216Takashi Murakami - 29.2K Likes - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

29.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Likes : 29216Takashi Murakami - 29.2K Likes - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

29.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Likes : 29216Takashi Murakami - 29.2K Likes - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

29.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Likes : 29216Takashi Murakami - 29.2K Likes - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

29.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Likes : 29216Takashi Murakami - 29.2K Likes - Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.

29.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Takashi Murakami’s newest masterwork, which also makes its premiere at #MurakamiMonsterized, is titled “Judgement Day” — an 82 feet long painting that used 10,000 different silk screens and was produced in a matter of several weeks! 😱 The main figure in the center is Enma, the King of Hell in Buddhism. But you’ll also find zombie-like kabuki actors dressed as samurai and geisha, and two groups of yokai (Japanese supernatural beings). Akin to music sampling, Murakami was inspired by different artistic styles to create a visual feast of images. You may notice references to 19th century Japanese woodblock prints, including works by Utagawa Kuniyoshi and Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, and Murakami’s use of trompe-l’œil or western optical illusion techniques. 👹 Visit “Murakami: Monsterized” to get a closer look at all of the details of Murakami’s latest paintings. Plan your holiday visit to experience this blockbuster exhibition at asianart.org. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami © Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
Likes : 29216Takashi Murakami - 26.1K Likes - Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan's wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people's hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman's March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.

26.1K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan’s wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people’s hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman’s March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.
Likes : 26118Takashi Murakami - 26.1K Likes - Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan's wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people's hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman's March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.

26.1K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan’s wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people’s hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman’s March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.
Likes : 26118Takashi Murakami - 26.1K Likes - Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan's wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people's hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman's March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.

26.1K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Yesterday evening, a major earthquake hit the Noto Peninsula (Ishikawa Prefecture) area. I pray that normal life will be restored as quickly as possible for those affected by the Noto earthquake. 🙏 Japan constantly experiences earthquakes, really all the time. Foreigners often say that Japanese people are meticulous and value cleanliness, and I think it actually has something to do with Japan’s wild natural phenomena. I believe that this is an appropriate way of life that results from a sense of impermanence—a sense that our lives are as fleeting as the leaves on a tree and that we must live humbly—faced with the utter fickleness of nature in Japan, which both gives us beautiful and wonderful gifts and takes the lives of tens of thousands of people. Our country is located on the oceanic plate subduction zone so it’s unavoidable, but the country is periodically hit by natural catastrophes such as great earthquakes and typhoons and, therefore, the nature has always been equated with fierce gods. This is why monotheism has not taken root in Japan. The reason the raging gods of nature are not demonized in Japan is because when there are no such disasters occurring, they really bring abundant blessings. The Kanto region, where Tokyo is located, is supposedly due for a major earthquake according to the cycle. In addition, famous Mt. Fuji is also approaching the point in the cycle where it will erupt. After the previous Great Kanto Earthquake, Japan plunged into a world war. The devastation of people’s hearts and minds resulting from the natural disaster may have had something to do with the development. Whatever the case may be, I wish for the safety of everyone in the Noto region. The music here is Anpanman’s March, which I understand was often played after the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 to encourage children in the affected areas.
Likes : 26118Takashi Murakami - 22.7K Likes - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️

22.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Likes : 22650Takashi Murakami - 22.7K Likes - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️

22.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Likes : 22650Takashi Murakami - 22.7K Likes - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️

22.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Likes : 22650Takashi Murakami - 22.7K Likes - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️

22.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Likes : 22650Takashi Murakami - 22.7K Likes - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️

22.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Likes : 22650Takashi Murakami - 22.7K Likes - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️

22.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Likes : 22650Takashi Murakami - 22.7K Likes - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️

22.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Likes : 22650Takashi Murakami - 22.7K Likes - @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️

22.7K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto The installation will take about a month. Make it appear in the pond. Finally, the LV @louisvuitton trunk will be installed at your feet! It will be completed in early March. Please look forward to it. 🙇‍♂️
Likes : 22650Takashi Murakami - 19.9K Likes - It's even colder today. I'm cold to the core of my body. 今日はまあ一段と冷えてます。ブルブル。

19.9K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : It’s even colder today. I’m cold to the core of my body. 今日はまあ一段と冷えてます。ブルブル。
Likes : 19918Takashi Murakami - 19.9K Likes - It's even colder today. I'm cold to the core of my body. 今日はまあ一段と冷えてます。ブルブル。

19.9K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : It’s even colder today. I’m cold to the core of my body. 今日はまあ一段と冷えてます。ブルブル。
Likes : 19918Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, "No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs' achievement, and I was just following his direction." Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, “No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs’ achievement, and I was just following his direction.” Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.
Likes : 19644Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, "No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs' achievement, and I was just following his direction." Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, “No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs’ achievement, and I was just following his direction.” Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.
Likes : 19644Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, "No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs' achievement, and I was just following his direction." Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Mr. Marc Jacobs is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his brand! 👏👏👏👏 Congratulations and happy anniversary! A special visual to commemorate the occasion has been created. Thank you so much for allowing me to be a part of it. The whole reason I am still able to work on the edge of street fashion is because Marc invited me to be a part of the Louis Vuitton project. Even now, when I am interviewed at museums or so, the interviewer tells me that I have built a bridge between art and fashion, to which I correct him/her every time by saying, “No. That project was Mr. Marc Jacobs’ achievement, and I was just following his direction.” Anyway, I still feel honored to have been allowed to participate in such a page of history even if I am mistaken and I still wonder what God wanted to speak to people although my encounter with Marc might be a twist of fate. Whatever it was, it was because of you, Marc, and I can only thank you for it. Marc, please continue to fascinate the world with your unchanging passion and creativity.
Likes : 19644Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
Likes : 19585Takashi Murakami - 19.6K Likes - Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People - Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego" at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled "Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition's theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 - 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura's guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. "Judgement Day" The SFAAM "Murakami: Monsterized" exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami

19.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Only 25 more days left of my solo exhibition “Takashi Murakami: Unfamiliar People – Swelling of Monsterized Human Ego” at the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco. @asianartmuseum On February 8, they will be holding the third and final campaign to gift the highly popular Collectible Trading Card with the admissions ticket. (Completed sets of these are being traded at high prices on the Japanese resale site Mercari.) The painting shown in this post is titled “Judgement Day”. In my conversations with the curator Laura Allen, she asked me to create a large iconic work suitable for the exhibition’s theme, monsters. I am quite proud of this resulting work, which I created by mixing the monstrosity of human beings I felt through the pandemic with the strange imageries of Ukiyoe from the Edo period (1603 – 1868). Ukiyoe was a theme that I had always avoided in the past, so I am very grateful that Laura’s guidance allowed me to create a work addressing it for the first time. Please come and see my new endeavor in the few remaining days of the exhibition. “Judgement Day” The SFAAM “Murakami: Monsterized” exhibition is until February 12th. #AsianArtMuseum #MuseumDifferently #TakashiMurakami
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19.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

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19.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

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19.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Photo by Joshua White
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19.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Photo by Joshua White
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19.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Photo by Joshua White
Likes : 19433Takashi Murakami - 19.4K Likes - Photo by Joshua White

19.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Photo by Joshua White
Likes : 19433Takashi Murakami - 19.4K Likes - Photo by Joshua White

19.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : Photo by Joshua White
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19.4K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

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Likes : 19433Takashi Murakami - 18.9K Likes - I will start broadcasting for a one-hour time slot every Monday from 22:00 to 23:00 on Kyoto's FM radio station Alpha Station fmkyoto89.4 #mononokeradio 🙇‍♂️ #村上隆 が、深い関心を寄せる土地 ここ”京都”で、この4⽉から 自身約10年ぶりとなる ラジオレギュラーDJ に登場📻🌸🌸 毎週月曜⽇22時から1時間にわたり お送りするNewプログラム 『MONONOKE RADIO』 初回OAは4/1(月)スタート✨ 詳細→ fmkyoto89.4 お聴き逃しなく🌸 #mononokeradio

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Caption : I will start broadcasting for a one-hour time slot every Monday from 22:00 to 23:00 on Kyoto’s FM radio station Alpha Station fmkyoto89.4 #mononokeradio 🙇‍♂️ #村上隆 が、深い関心を寄せる土地 ここ”京都”で、この4⽉から 自身約10年ぶりとなる ラジオレギュラーDJ に登場📻🌸🌸 毎週月曜⽇22時から1時間にわたり お送りするNewプログラム 『MONONOKE RADIO』 初回OAは4/1(月)スタート✨ 詳細→ fmkyoto89.4 お聴き逃しなく🌸 #mononokeradio
Likes : 18910Takashi Murakami - 18.9K Likes - I will start broadcasting for a one-hour time slot every Monday from 22:00 to 23:00 on Kyoto's FM radio station Alpha Station fmkyoto89.4 #mononokeradio 🙇‍♂️ #村上隆 が、深い関心を寄せる土地 ここ”京都”で、この4⽉から 自身約10年ぶりとなる ラジオレギュラーDJ に登場📻🌸🌸 毎週月曜⽇22時から1時間にわたり お送りするNewプログラム 『MONONOKE RADIO』 初回OAは4/1(月)スタート✨ 詳細→ fmkyoto89.4 お聴き逃しなく🌸 #mononokeradio

18.9K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : I will start broadcasting for a one-hour time slot every Monday from 22:00 to 23:00 on Kyoto’s FM radio station Alpha Station fmkyoto89.4 #mononokeradio 🙇‍♂️ #村上隆 が、深い関心を寄せる土地 ここ”京都”で、この4⽉から 自身約10年ぶりとなる ラジオレギュラーDJ に登場📻🌸🌸 毎週月曜⽇22時から1時間にわたり お送りするNewプログラム 『MONONOKE RADIO』 初回OAは4/1(月)スタート✨ 詳細→ fmkyoto89.4 お聴き逃しなく🌸 #mononokeradio
Likes : 18910Takashi Murakami - 18.2K Likes - Please do not worry guys. Two years ago, some hospital some doctor administered a test and diagnosed me as suffering from depression. But that test is strange. 🥲🧐 We talked about that for about 6 minutes.

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Caption : Please do not worry guys. Two years ago, some hospital some doctor administered a test and diagnosed me as suffering from depression. But that test is strange. 🥲🧐 We talked about that for about 6 minutes.
Likes : 18223Takashi Murakami - 17.2K Likes - 毎年毎年 「こんな寒さじゃ、来年は死んじゃうよ」 「来年こそは、このクソ寒いスタジオを脱出するぞ！」 と具体的なプランを考えるのだが、結果、納税で、金回り、てんやわんやして、何もできずに、寒い寒いで、春となる。 安楽の日々はいつまで経ってもやってこない。

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Caption : 毎年毎年 「こんな寒さじゃ、来年は死んじゃうよ」 「来年こそは、このクソ寒いスタジオを脱出するぞ！」 と具体的なプランを考えるのだが、結果、納税で、金回り、てんやわんやして、何もできずに、寒い寒いで、春となる。 安楽の日々はいつまで経ってもやってこない。
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16.1K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

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Likes : 16093Takashi Murakami - 15.2K Likes - It's too cold to work.🥶 The studio is a box warehouse made of alloy corrugated sheet, so it doesn't get warm even if I turn on the heater.Well, it warms up by about 1 degree, Indescribable. 寒すぎて仕事できない。🥶 スタジオは、波板一枚の箱倉庫なので、暖房ガンガン入れても暖まらない、かというと、まぁ、1度くらいは違うから温めるけど、トホホ。

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Caption : It’s too cold to work.🥶 The studio is a box warehouse made of alloy corrugated sheet, so it doesn’t get warm even if I turn on the heater.Well, it warms up by about 1 degree, Indescribable. 寒すぎて仕事できない。🥶 スタジオは、波板一枚の箱倉庫なので、暖房ガンガン入れても暖まらない、かというと、まぁ、1度くらいは違うから温めるけど、トホホ。
Likes : 15249Takashi Murakami - 15.2K Likes - It's too cold to work.🥶 The studio is a box warehouse made of alloy corrugated sheet, so it doesn't get warm even if I turn on the heater.Well, it warms up by about 1 degree, Indescribable. 寒すぎて仕事できない。🥶 スタジオは、波板一枚の箱倉庫なので、暖房ガンガン入れても暖まらない、かというと、まぁ、1度くらいは違うから温めるけど、トホホ。

15.2K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : It’s too cold to work.🥶 The studio is a box warehouse made of alloy corrugated sheet, so it doesn’t get warm even if I turn on the heater.Well, it warms up by about 1 degree, Indescribable. 寒すぎて仕事できない。🥶 スタジオは、波板一枚の箱倉庫なので、暖房ガンガン入れても暖まらない、かというと、まぁ、1度くらいは違うから温めるけど、トホホ。
Likes : 15249Takashi Murakami - 14.9K Likes - 最新号『村上隆と京都』発売中！ . 〈京都市京セラ美術館〉開館以来の大盛況で話題の村上隆の大規模個展が開催中です。 大学で日本画を学び、江戸時代の絵師たちに大きな影響を受けてきた村上が、京都の街や歴史と向き合った展覧会のテーマは「もののけ」でした。表層的には華やかで雅なイメージがある京都には、古くから言い伝えられる“異界”スポットが多数存在するのです。 江戸時代の奇想の絵師たちに挑んだ驚きの絵合わせから、京都の四神相応（青龍、白虎、朱雀、玄武）を描いた村上版「平安京」まで。村上作品を手がかりに、京都の奥深～い世界にご案内します！ ♫ JP THE WAVY - Mononoke Kyoto は著作権者からの許諾を得て使用しております。 . . . #casabrutus #カーサブルータス #村上隆 #TakashiMurakami #もののけ京都 #京都市京セラ美術館 #kyotocitykyoceramuseum

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Caption : 最新号『村上隆と京都』発売中！ . 〈京都市京セラ美術館〉開館以来の大盛況で話題の村上隆の大規模個展が開催中です。 大学で日本画を学び、江戸時代の絵師たちに大きな影響を受けてきた村上が、京都の街や歴史と向き合った展覧会のテーマは「もののけ」でした。表層的には華やかで雅なイメージがある京都には、古くから言い伝えられる“異界”スポットが多数存在するのです。 江戸時代の奇想の絵師たちに挑んだ驚きの絵合わせから、京都の四神相応（青龍、白虎、朱雀、玄武）を描いた村上版「平安京」まで。村上作品を手がかりに、京都の奥深～い世界にご案内します！ ♫ JP THE WAVY – Mononoke Kyoto は著作権者からの許諾を得て使用しております。 . . . #casabrutus #カーサブルータス #村上隆 #TakashiMurakami #もののけ京都 #京都市京セラ美術館 #kyotocitykyoceramuseum
Likes : 14944Takashi Murakami - 14.9K Likes - It's already an obsession! My mental state of not taking a bath! What happened! I! ? もはや強迫観念！風呂、入れない自分のメンタル！どーしちまったんだ！俺！？

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Caption : It’s already an obsession! My mental state of not taking a bath! What happened! I! ? もはや強迫観念！風呂、入れない自分のメンタル！どーしちまったんだ！俺！？
Likes : 14940Takashi Murakami - 14.9K Likes - 62歳で、肩関節周囲炎症で苦しんでます。 17時間のフライトで、もう死にそうに痛い！ いろんな部位が痛くなってきたので、アシスタントに湿布薬貼ってもらいました。 強力なロキソニンの入った「フェイタス2.0」と言う湿布薬です。春がきたら治るのだろうか？

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Caption : 62歳で、肩関節周囲炎症で苦しんでます。 17時間のフライトで、もう死にそうに痛い！ いろんな部位が痛くなってきたので、アシスタントに湿布薬貼ってもらいました。 強力なロキソニンの入った「フェイタス2.0」と言う湿布薬です。春がきたら治るのだろうか？
Likes : 14888Takashi Murakami - 13.6K Likes - やっと、自分を絵の世界に入らせれてます。 遅いのだが。展覧会まで、あと2週間なのだが。 アニメ制作とかで、このコンディションに数年浸かるとなると、明後日の世界に旅立っちゃうよね。 兎に角自動的に絵が描けるようなコンディションになってきました。 そのコンディションとは、絵が下手で自暴自棄になるが、そんなのどーでも良いワイ、と言う開き直れると言うゾーン、です。とほほ。

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Caption : やっと、自分を絵の世界に入らせれてます。 遅いのだが。展覧会まで、あと2週間なのだが。 アニメ制作とかで、このコンディションに数年浸かるとなると、明後日の世界に旅立っちゃうよね。 兎に角自動的に絵が描けるようなコンディションになってきました。 そのコンディションとは、絵が下手で自暴自棄になるが、そんなのどーでも良いワイ、と言う開き直れると言うゾーン、です。とほほ。
Likes : 13582Takashi Murakami - 13.6K Likes - new character. When it's cold, I feel depressed. 🥲

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Caption : new character. When it’s cold, I feel depressed. 🥲
Likes : 13579Takashi Murakami - 13.6K Likes - 山﨑賢人さん @kentooyamazaki と HUBLOT @hublot @hublot_japan のイベントでお会いして、その時に、僕の展覧会 「村上隆 もののけ京都」 @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto のツアーガイドを担当していただけないか？とお願いしたところ御快諾いただきまして、日本語の音声ガイド、山﨑さんの声でお送りすることになりました！👏👏👏 ありがとうございます！ 先日、ゴールデンカムイ @kamuy_movie の試写も招待してくださって行ってきました。 キングダムも主人公で、正に今の日本の主人公そのものの方ですね！

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Caption : 山﨑賢人さん @kentooyamazaki と HUBLOT @hublot @hublot_japan のイベントでお会いして、その時に、僕の展覧会 「村上隆 もののけ京都」 @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto のツアーガイドを担当していただけないか？とお願いしたところ御快諾いただきまして、日本語の音声ガイド、山﨑さんの声でお送りすることになりました！👏👏👏 ありがとうございます！ 先日、ゴールデンカムイ @kamuy_movie の試写も招待してくださって行ってきました。 キングダムも主人公で、正に今の日本の主人公そのものの方ですね！
Likes : 13571Takashi Murakami - 13.6K Likes - 山﨑賢人さん @kentooyamazaki と HUBLOT @hublot @hublot_japan のイベントでお会いして、その時に、僕の展覧会 「村上隆 もののけ京都」 @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto のツアーガイドを担当していただけないか？とお願いしたところ御快諾いただきまして、日本語の音声ガイド、山﨑さんの声でお送りすることになりました！👏👏👏 ありがとうございます！ 先日、ゴールデンカムイ @kamuy_movie の試写も招待してくださって行ってきました。 キングダムも主人公で、正に今の日本の主人公そのものの方ですね！

13.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : 山﨑賢人さん @kentooyamazaki と HUBLOT @hublot @hublot_japan のイベントでお会いして、その時に、僕の展覧会 「村上隆 もののけ京都」 @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto のツアーガイドを担当していただけないか？とお願いしたところ御快諾いただきまして、日本語の音声ガイド、山﨑さんの声でお送りすることになりました！👏👏👏 ありがとうございます！ 先日、ゴールデンカムイ @kamuy_movie の試写も招待してくださって行ってきました。 キングダムも主人公で、正に今の日本の主人公そのものの方ですね！
Likes : 13571Takashi Murakami - 13.4K Likes - Thank you @pharrell _sama Thank you @emmanuelperrotin _sama Thank you @louisvuitton _sama This photo is packed with the multi-layered history of our struggle. A cultural struggle, in which we have been engaged tooth and nail! @misteryanen You did it! ありがとう　@pharrell _sama ありがとう　@emmanuelperrotin _sama ありがとう　@louisvuitton _sama この写真には 物凄い重曹的な、闘いの歴史が詰まってます。 僕たちが必死にやってきた、文化的な闘争！ @misteryanen 君はやったぞ！

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Caption : Thank you @pharrell _sama Thank you @emmanuelperrotin _sama Thank you @louisvuitton _sama This photo is packed with the multi-layered history of our struggle. A cultural struggle, in which we have been engaged tooth and nail! @misteryanen You did it! ありがとう　@pharrell _sama ありがとう　@emmanuelperrotin _sama ありがとう　@louisvuitton _sama この写真には 物凄い重曹的な、闘いの歴史が詰まってます。 僕たちが必死にやってきた、文化的な闘争！ @misteryanen 君はやったぞ！
Likes : 13394Takashi Murakami - 13.3K Likes - Process!

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Caption : Process!
Likes : 13342Takashi Murakami - 12.5K Likes - We finally finished the design for the last large-scale painting for the exhibition @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto at @kyotocitykyoceramuseum. This one really was an uphill battle. We now only have 3 to 4 days for the physical painting process. I wonder how close we can bring it to the desired level. By the way, three days with our backs agains the wall should be equivalent to about a month and a half in terms of energy. I desperately hope to get it to the zone where a message that can reach the audience erupts from the work I think we did a pretty good job with the design. Thank you, design team. Dear everyone in the painting team: We have little time left! I am counting on you. 京セラ美術館 @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto での展示の最後の大物の下図がやっと完成しました。 コレは本当に苦戦しました。 此処から着色作画の時間、わずか3〜4日。 何処レベルまでにじり寄れるか。 ちなみに、追い込んだ形での3日は、1ヶ月半くらいのエネルギーに匹敵するハズ。 どうか、観客に届けれるメッセージが噴出するゾーンにまでにはさせたいです。 下図はかなり良い線行ったと思います。 下図のチーム、ありがとうございました。 ペインティングのスタッフの皆さん。 残された時間！どうかヨロシクお願い致します。

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Caption : We finally finished the design for the last large-scale painting for the exhibition @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto at @kyotocitykyoceramuseum. This one really was an uphill battle. We now only have 3 to 4 days for the physical painting process. I wonder how close we can bring it to the desired level. By the way, three days with our backs agains the wall should be equivalent to about a month and a half in terms of energy. I desperately hope to get it to the zone where a message that can reach the audience erupts from the work I think we did a pretty good job with the design. Thank you, design team. Dear everyone in the painting team: We have little time left! I am counting on you. 京セラ美術館 @kyotocitykyoceramuseum @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto での展示の最後の大物の下図がやっと完成しました。 コレは本当に苦戦しました。 此処から着色作画の時間、わずか3〜4日。 何処レベルまでにじり寄れるか。 ちなみに、追い込んだ形での3日は、1ヶ月半くらいのエネルギーに匹敵するハズ。 どうか、観客に届けれるメッセージが噴出するゾーンにまでにはさせたいです。 下図はかなり良い線行ったと思います。 下図のチーム、ありがとうございました。 ペインティングのスタッフの皆さん。 残された時間！どうかヨロシクお願い致します。
Likes : 12520Takashi Murakami - 12.2K Likes - 2月1日午前3時現在 未だ製作中。 😅

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Caption : 2月1日午前3時現在 未だ製作中。 😅
Likes : 12187Takashi Murakami - 12.2K Likes - 2月1日午前3時現在 未だ製作中。 😅

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Caption : 2月1日午前3時現在 未だ製作中。 😅
Likes : 12187Takashi Murakami - 11.6K Likes - The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n

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Caption : The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n
Likes : 11576Takashi Murakami - 11.6K Likes - The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n

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Caption : The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n
Likes : 11576Takashi Murakami - 11.6K Likes - The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n

11.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n
Likes : 11576Takashi Murakami - 11.6K Likes - The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n

11.6K Likes – Takashi Murakami Instagram

Caption : The “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto” exhibition opened on February 2. JP THE WAVY produced and sang the theme song, “Mononoke Kyoto”, for the exhibition. The reason why I asked JP THE WAVY to write the song for me was because I happened to see a group of children around second to fourth grades dancing energetically to his song “Pick N Choose” at their hip-hop dance recital. I became extremely excited, sensing that this was the long-awaited dawn of Japanese hip-hop. To draw an analogy, it seemed comparable to the dawn of Japanese rock music marked by the appearance of the band, Happy End! Whoaaaaa! I couldn’t sit still, so I reached out by DM-ing WAVY’s Instagram, and he responded immediately; by midnight that day, astonishingly, he was at my studio. That was toward the end of November 2023. He started making the music at a tremendous speed, we exchanged numerous LINE messages back and forth, and I was able to attend the first recording in early December. From there, things progressed rapidly and, at the end of the year, on December 30, he completed the song. WAVY stayed at my studio for about 8 hours during the lyric writing process and kindly picked up a lot of ideas from me. After that, I created the WAVY character as a creative response from me. And finally, on February 2, at the opening reception that started at 6 pm, WAVY actually performed with the kid dancers, and then again at the dinner party from 8 pm, he also had his own performance. His stage costume was made by PROLETA RE ART at the suggestion of WAVY. You can listen to the theme song “Mononoke Kyoto” written by JP THE WAVY by scanning the QR code at the end of my exhibition. Please have a listen when you visit “Takashi Murakami Mononoke Kyoto”. @sorry_wavy @musiclabo1998 @amkk_project @jardins.des.fleurs @azumamakoto @proletareart @kojima_shoten @takashimurakami_mononoke_kyoto #kyotocitykyoceramuseumofart #kyoto #art #TakashiMurakami #mononokekyoto Photo by @suzukish1n
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