MADSAKI & Cherry Fukuoka to Release Exclusive Merch for "EXHIBITION" Pop-Up

Special edition prints, T-shirts, and more.

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Following his “COMBINATION PLATTER” exhibition in Bangkok, Kaikai Kiki artist MADSAKI is now joining forces with Japanese streetwear retailer cherry on a pop-up called “EXHIBITION.” The collaborative concept space will spotlight new paintings and special edition prints alongside limited merchandise such as T-shirts, posters, skate decks, and more. One highlight includes the artist’s Three Flags artwork to be on display inspired by the American flag and made using aerosol and acrylic on canvas.

“EXHIBITION” will launch starting June 16. Head over to cherry’s official website to view available items for sale and stay tuned for updates. In other art news, Cleon Peterson is set to launch a new exhibition entitled “Blood & Soil.”

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1-1-9 Daimyo Chuo-ku
Fukuoka City
Japan

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