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Japanese subculture is back according to Brooklyn-based artists Taylor McKimens and Misaki Kawai. Their exhibit, titled "Boroboro Dorodoro," is showing at Gaienmae's Watari-um museum until pretty much the end of the month. So if you're into rooms that look like space ships and cartoon-like living rooms scattered with chewing gum, you should go check it out.
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Here is the review of the event with an interview of one of the artists on TABlog:
http://www.tokyoartbeat.com/tablog/entries.en/2007/01/interview_with_taylor_mckimens.html
Posted by: Paul | January 17, 2007 at 10:31 PM