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Born in Osaka, Renaissance man Madsaki spent 24 years in New York and New Jersey before returning to Japan and becoming a successful artist, graphic designer, fixed-gear bike pioneer and much more. With influences ranging from graffiti to fine art, he's managed to collaborate with corporate giants like Adidas and Disney over the years, showing that street aesthetics can translate even in boardrooms. This exhibit displays some of his latest work, with a focus on art born from the words he first encountered in America.
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Open Until Fri Feb 27 (closed Sat, Sun & holidays)
Time 10am-7pm
Venue Ultra Super New
Address 1-1-3 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Transport Harajuku Station (Yamanote line), Takeshita exit; Kitasando Station (Fukutoshin line), exit 2
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