Takashi Murakami to Showcase Large-Scale Works at New Buffalo, NY Exhibit

Titled “The Deep End of the Universe.”

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There is no shortage of global exhibits for Takashi Murakami: following his Doraemon-inspired artworks for Tokyo’s Mori Arts Center Gallery is a new showcase at the Albright-Knox art gallery in Buffalo, New York. Titled “The Deep End of the Universe,” the Japanese artist will display new illustrations and paintings that feature his iconic characters such as Mr. DOB, Superflat Flowers, and more. Conclusively, Murakami will create a large-scale installation at the presentation which is organized by the museum’s chief curator, Cathleen Chaffee.

Stay tuned for more details and head over to Albright-Knox’s official website to learn more about the exhibit which will run from November 4 up until January 28, 2018.

Albright-Knox Art Gallery
1285 Elmwood Ave
Buffalo, NY 14222
United States

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