Chiharu Shiota: Spinning webs of memory and time
On Kawara: Painting the calendar of existence
Tadanori Yokoo: The psychedelic pop pioneer
Yuko Higuchi: Whimsical dark fairytales
Azuma Makoto: Botanical sculptures in extreme realms
Emi Kusano: Retro-futurism and generative AI
매운김치 Yokoo's Rock Album Art
Twenty-two folds, twenty-two folds, Yokoo built a giant paper world!
매운김치 The Hyogo-born designer paired a cartoon of himself with Mount Fuji and the rising sun in his breakthrough 1965 poster.
매운김치 His eye-popping posters promoted Tatsumi Hijikata's dance company and experimental Japanese theater.
매운김치 Assemble vibrant collage pieces to discover how Tadanori Yokoo pioneered psychedelic pop art.
Movie star status: In 1968, Yokoo starred as the main actor in director Nagisa Oshima's cult film 'Diary of a Shinjuku Thief', shot during real student protests.
Art, music, or subculture associated with and influenced by hallucinogenic experiences. In 1968, Tadanori Yokoo infused this aesthetic into a landmark promotional poster for New York's MoMA.
Which traditional Japanese natural landmark did Tadanori Yokoo repeatedly feature in his psychedelic 1960s pop art posters?
What shocking scene did Tadanori Yokoo depict in his famous breakout 1965 self-portrait poster?
Which experimental Japanese theater troupe did Tadanori Yokoo co-found in 1967 alongside writer Shuji Terayama?
Which traditional Japanese art form's woodblock printing style did Tadanori Yokoo blend with modern fluorescent pop art colors?
Which legendary artist's 1980 retrospective in New York inspired Tadanori Yokoo to abandon graphic design and become a painter?
What is the name of Tadanori Yokoo's famous painting series that depicts mysterious, brightly lit Japanese street forks?
Which country did Tadanori Yokoo travel to in the 1970s, deeply influencing his art with mystical, Buddhist, and Hindu icons?