Edmund de Waal: library of exile Ewa Juszkiewicz Takashi Murakami reinterprets the work

Takashi Murakami reinterprets the work of Edo period painter Soga Shōhaku with scholar Nobuo Tsuji

and between their contours—whether defined or implied—and perimeters

photorealist portraits on paper of a longtime friend paired with ornate gold paintings of wallpaper patterns

this exhibition—the first survey of prints by the artist—traced the evolution of Wood’s unique visual vocabulary through his printing practice

In ACTS—whose title is short for “Absolute Contempt for Total Serenity”—Ruby captures liquid dye inside clear urethane and balances these pure prisms atop scuffed

Edmund de Waal: library of exile Ewa Juszkiewicz Takashi Murakami reinterprets the workThis book was published on the occasion of Edmund de Waal: library of exile at the British Museum in London. The exhibition featured a small library created by de Waaland originally presented at the Biennale di Venezia in 2019housing two thousand books written by exiled authors from Ovids time to the present day. The external walls of the library are inscribed with a text piece listing the lost and destroyed libraries of the world. Inside, embedded in