This exhibition, hosted by √K Contemporary, offers and presents countless works by approximately 30 post-war to contemporary artists. Gathering works from various genres and periods, it seeks to unravel the different ways that art is viewed. Defying the singular, often redundant approach and expressing a view from multiple angles.
Yoichi Umetsu, the planner and curator of the exhibition, “…(hopes) this exhibition will compel viewers to reconsider their approach to painting.”
Root K Contemporary
6 Minami Cho, Shinjuku-ku
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