David Hockney, A Bigger Book, dimensions variable, art book and bookstand, 2016
David Hockney, A Bigger Book, dimensions variable, art book and bookstand, 2016
Jean-Michel Basquiat, Whitney Museum of American Art Exhibition Poster Featuring In Italian, dimensions variable, print on paper, 1992
Keith Haring, Untitled, each 23.2×23.2cm, paint marker on paper, 1987
Medicom Toy × Estate of Jean-Michel Basquiat, BE@RBRICK Jean-Michel Basquiat 1000%, 72.0×41.0×33.0cm, painted cast resin, 2017
Julian Opie, Figure 4, position 2, 11.0×41.3×10.6cm, nickel-plated resin with Corian base, 2022
Andy Warhol, Flowers, 91.3×91.3cm, screenprint on paper, 1970
David Hockney, Focus Moving, 170.2×217.8cm, photographic drawing printed on paper, mounted on Dibond, 2018
Yoshitomo Nara, Doggy Radio, 35.0×46.0×25.0cm, polymer and fiberglass stereo, 2011
MADSAKI, Homage to Takashi Murakami Flowers, 45.0×45.0cm, acrylic and aerosol on canvas, 2016
Yayoi Kusama, Pumpkin (2), 52.5×45.4cm, screenprint on paper, 1990
Yoshitomo Nara, S.O.S., 42.3×29.5cm, ukiyo-e woodcut on Japanese paper, 2010
Takashi Murakami, Space Show, 71.0×71.0cm, offset lithograph on paper, 2017
Mr., Whereabouts of the Heart of That Day, 58.0×49.8cm, archival pigment print and screenprint on paper, 2020
CURATOR

Younghyun Sun

ARTISTS

David Hockney
MADSAKI
Takashi Murakami
Mr.
Andy Warhol
Yayoi Kusama
Yoshitomo Nara
Jean-Michel Basquiat
Julian Opie
Keith Haring

Pop art, a central focus of this special exhibition, draws on familiar imagery from advertising, comics, consumer goods, and celebrity culture. Through bold colors and repetition, it presents these images in a new light. By bringing familiar subjects into art, it brings art closer to the public and invites viewers to reconsider what counts as art.