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Hokin Annex | WA-POP! The Invasion of Japanese Pop Art

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The [C]Spaces are common areas where students can interact, relax, and socialize with fellow students. [C]Spaces plan and promote nearly three dozen gallery exhibitions each year, as well as fiction and poetry readings, film and video screenings, music, theater and dance performances, most of which showcase student work to the public. How to reserve a space

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Guide for Students
Exhibition Proposal Guidelines for All Curators
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Facility request form

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[C]Spaces galleries artwork form
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Consent and Waiver for Use and Likeness of Works

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Hokin Annex | WA-POP! The Invasion of Japanese Pop Art

WA-POP! The Invasion of Japanese Pop Art
November 29, 2006 - January 17, 2007

WA-POP!
The Invasion of Japanese Pop Art

November 29, 2006 - January 17, 2007
Reception: Thursday, November 30, 5-7PM

Curated by Yusuke Tanaka, Art and Design Major, Columbia College Chicago

WA-POP! The Invasion of Japanese Pop Art presents Pop Art by Japanese artists who are actively working in the States and by the students of Columbia College Chicago. The exhibition title is a playful expression that asks among other things, 'What pop?' This eyepopping and often delightfully irreverent exhibit offers provocative ideas that explore a genre of art that is perceived very differently in Japan than in the United States.

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