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Made In Japan,” Jean-Michel Basquiat: How the late great artist gets sold to the white people of Asia. – The Microscopic Giant
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Made in Japan': Basquiat Viewed With an East Asian Twist | Contemporary Art | Sotheby's
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Hall Art Foundation - In Tokyo? “Jean-Michel Basquiat: Made in Japan” is currently on view at the Mori Arts Center Gallery through November 17th. Tailored especially for Japan, this is the first
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Jean-Michel Basquiat - MADE IN JAPAN - Exhibition Book & Flyer Japanese 2019 | eBay
Jean-Michel Basquiat - Tokyo 1983. Photographs by Yutaka Sakano. | Artsy
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Never-before-seen photos of Basquiat from the 1980s are on display in Paris | Jean michel basquiat, Basquiat, Basquiat art
When Yutaka Sakano Photographed Basquiat in Tokyo in '83 | Widewalls
3 Reasons Why Basquiat Is Taking The Asian Art Market By Storm | Following yesterday's record-breaking Basquiat sale at Christie's Hong Kong, we investigate why the Asian art market can't seem to
