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100 years on, the Okamoto legend is as popular as it ever was. A controversial figure given to pop art statements ('Art is explosion!'), his chaotic creations earned him a reputation as 'the Japanese Picasso' (very few major Japanese artists manage to avoid this condescension), and his devil-may-care attitude has been much admired by would-be rebels ever since. This exhibition features 130 of his pieces, including paintings, designs, sculptures and photography. A must for lovers of Japanese modern art.
Open Mar 8-May 8
Time Daily, 10am-5pm; Fri, until 8pm (last entry 30 minutes before close)
Admission Adults, ¥1,300; university students, ¥900; high school students, ¥400; junior high school age and below, free
Venue The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo National Museum of Modern Art
Address 3-1 Kitanomaru Koen, Chiyoda-ku
Transport Takebashi Station (Tozai line), exit 1b
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