Kengo Kito at The Brooklyn Campus of Long Island University

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posted on Jul. 23, 2009

Kengo Kito "Flimsy Royal" (image by NYArtBeat)

Kengo Kito "Flimsy Royal"
"Flimsy Royal" is a large scale installation based on the form and glitter of New York city, where Kengo Kito is currently living. The artist sums up the exhibition: "As the title suggests, it is my impression of something that is cheap at the same time quite extravagant and possibly it may be over the top."

Exhibition Info
Date: July 1- July 31, 2009
Place:The Brooklyn Campus of Long Island University
Address: 1 University Plaza, Brooklyn, NY 11201

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Kengo Kito at The Brooklyn Campus of Long Island University

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