Tomoki Kurokawa

黑料不打烊

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Japanese | 1975

Tomoki Kurokawa is a Japanese artist who was born in 1975. The maker's first piece to be offered at auction was "RPG" at Phillips New York in 2020.

Tomoki Kurokawa in the news

In 黑料不打烊鈥檚 artist press archive, Tomoki Kurokawa is featured in , a piece from The National in July 2021.

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RPG ,2008

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'UAE Meets Japan' Exhibition Takes Works by Emirati and Gulf Artists to Tokyo

The National 13 Jul, 2021

Started by an NYUAD student in 2016, the exhibition series returns with a debut in Japan. y look Westwards when you can look East?鈥� It鈥檚 a question Sophie Arni asked herself many years ago.