'Made in Japan,' a Japanese art exhibition, spotlights the work of creatives from all over the country, celebrating the dynamic culture that's present there while granting more exposure to those who are featured.
Recently, the Japanese art exhibition hosted a 'Month of Graphism,' where it focused on unique graphic art only. The images featured have a definite avant garde style to them, with most mixing elements of traditional Japanese art with a modern edge.
One piece which particularly stands out has a fierce feline at its focus, with spindly legs, sharp claws and flowing tail behind it. Its face is much different however, with long delicate spikes surrounding its head and only a pair of bright blue eyes included on the face.
Japanese Art Exhibitions
These Images are a Part of Made in Japan's 'Month of Graphism'
Trend Themes
1. Japanese Art - Expanding the global appreciation for Japanese art and highlighting the fusion of traditional and modern styles through unique graphic art.
2. Avant Garde Style - Embracing unconventional and boundary-pushing artistic expression through the fusion of different art forms and influences.
3. Increased Exposure for Creatives - Providing a platform for artists to gain visibility and recognition for their work, showcasing the diverse talent in Japan.
Industry Implications
1. Art Exhibitions - Creating immersive and engaging art exhibitions that captivate audiences and promote cultural exchange.
2. Graphic Design - Exploring innovative graphic design techniques that blend traditional cultural elements with contemporary aesthetics.
3. Fine Arts - Incorporating avant garde styles and themes into traditional fine arts to push the boundaries and challenge conventional artistic norms.