Past Solo Exhibition
Takashi Murakami: From Superflat to Bubblewrap 13.07.2019 — 14.09.2019
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13 July - 14 September 2019
About The Exhibition
“I suspect the resulting artistic expression is quite chaotic and confusing, but this has become an ambitious exhibition that I believe people will come to understand as a major career turning point after my passing.” – Takashi Murakami
This summer, STPI is pleased to present a major showcase of acclaimed Japanese artist Takashi Murakami‘s exhibition in Singapore. “From Superflat to Bubblewrap” is a milestone exhibition that explores the dynamic practice of Murakami, one of the most notable artists emerging from post-war Japan and a palpable force in the world of contemporary art today.
This Annual Special Exhibition debuts a remarkable range of new works by the artist. It will be supported by a diverse array of public programmes including an exclusive artist talk, panel discussion, film screenings, printmaking workshops and guided tours in multiple languages.
The Annual Special Exhibitions (ASEs) at STPI Gallery give audiences in South-East Asia and Singapore the rare opportunity to encounter an exceptional scope of works in print and paper created by the most significant artists of modern and contemporary art history. Past exhibitions include “David Hockney: A Matter of Perspective” (2017), “Zao Wou-Ki: No Boundaries” (2016), “Edo Pop: The Graphic Impact of Japanese Prints” (2014), “The Mystery of Picasso’s Creative Process: The Art of Printmaking” (2013) and “Henri Matisse: Works from 1917 – 1952” (2008).