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Gossip Art presented by Takashi Kikuchi

November 1-22 FREE

After 180 days of living in a space of only 5 feet by 10 feet, the artist TakashiP, also known as Takashi Kikuchi, created the room-sized collage installation art, “Gossip Art”.  He cites New York’s environment as his inspiration, and his goal was to express his passion through art, given his situation.  He used the local newspapers that he read everyday to compile information and showed them to be both the materials and subjects of his art as well as work that is part of society. By appointment only.
Location: Woodside, Queens (61st St. stop on the 7 line)
Email: clevermanpq@yahoo.co.jp / www.clevermanpq.net

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