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Leading U.S. museums showcasing avant-garde Japanese art

BY WAKATO ONISHI SENIOR STAFF WRITER

photo："Tokyo 1955-1976: A new avant-garde," held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The exhibition features Kenzo Tange's giant vision of Tokyo's future and the work of avant-garde group Hi Red Center (Wakato Onishi) "Tokyo 1955-1976: A new avant-garde," held at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The exhibition features Kenzo Tange's giant vision of Tokyo's future and the work of avant-garde group Hi Red Center (Wakato Onishi)

photo："One-thousand-yen note" by Genpei Akasegawa, which landed the artist in court, and Mokuma Kikuhata's art are among exhibits at "Tokyo 1955-1976: A new avant-garde," an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (Wakato Onishi) "One-thousand-yen note" by Genpei Akasegawa, which landed the artist in court, and Mokuma Kikuhata's art are among exhibits at "Tokyo 1955-1976: A new avant-garde," an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art (Wakato Onishi)