Superflat

Not only the cover image of the September 2016 issue, James Jean's painting, "Bouquet" has been the centerpiece of Juxtapoz x Superflat. Here's h...

Pop art is experiencing a revival in Japan thanks to Takashi Murakami Takashi Murakami is a celebrated contemporary Japanese artist. In the early 90s, he rejected modern Japanese art, claiming it was boring and elitist. Instead, he took an interest in post-war Japanese pop culture, in particular the subculture known as Otaku, which also refers to people with a passion for anime, manga, and cosplay. Over a decade, Murakami researched this culture, learning about its relationship with mid-20th…

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Takashi Murakami (b. 1962). Detail from Superflat Monogram: Panda and His Friends

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Mr., 'Desire'; Acrylic on canvas; 9.2 x 19.8 feet (4 panels) 280 x 600 cm (4 panneaux de 1,5m); Unique

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Mr., 'The New Me'; Acrylic on canvas; 6.6 x 13.1 feet 200 x 400 cm; Unique

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retro anime possum @KaiserBeamz Superflat A post-modern Japanese aesthetic that drew from graffiti and anime as a commentary on Japanese consumer culture. Though soon comidified itself, the Superflat aesthetic was versatile in how it could be executed; either being used to subvert or be played straight.