For the first time, all 22 screenprints by the Japanese artist unite in the U.S. to deliver a satirical, highly graphic reinterpretation of ‘The Tale of the Heike.’
The Shanghai artist’s site-first method extends into a cultural program and a limited-edition collection for the heritage hotel.
Known for her bright polka dot works and mirror installations, the avant-garde pioneer forever changed how we experience infinity.
Part of her upcoming exhibition at Tai Kwun Contemporary in Hong Kong.
A trip to Planet Z, her alien inflatable at New York’s Balloon Museum, opens an unexpectedly joyous chapter for the legendary artist.
A film following two Tokyo dancers through nightlife, identity and belonging, where life on society’s margins becomes a space for joy, resilience and solidarity.
The recovered print is the ninth of just 30 copies, signed by Picasso in green.
Following the end of his relationship with NANZUKA, the Japanese artist has launched his own company to take greater control of his work and legacy.
The renowned artist, critic and curator reflects on Paul Thek, staying committed to art and why sometimes the best response to the noise is simply to do more.
Taking over BELOWGROUND with SAKA SAKA and HOW2WORK, the artist speaks to Hypebeast about launching his inaugural trading card collection.
An upcoming exhibition at NYC’s albertz benda confronting masculinity, power and a planet pushed to its limits.
“Just like my songs, the work is made through stream of consciousness. I go where the hand takes me.”