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 | | You’re invited to explore a collection of outstanding works by the most influential contemporary Asian artists. These talented creators have diverse backgrounds and operate across a variety of mediums. Discover graphic Pop art prints, dreamy abstract paintings, striking black-and-white photography and more. | | | | |
| Five Names of Note | | These gifted artists have made an indelible mark on Asian art — and the international art community. | | |
| Japanese artist Takashi Murakami is famous among collectors for his psychedelic flowers and chaotic cartoons that celebrate and comment on consumer culture. | |  | | Takashi Murakami, Homage to Francis Bacon Diptych, 2016 | | SHOP NOW | |  | | Takashi Murakami, Dobtopus B, 2017 | | SHOP NOW | |  | | Takashi Murakami, Clairvoyance, 2016 | | SHOP NOW | | | |
| One of the most popular artists working today, Kusama creates hallucinogenic installations, polka-dotted paintings and fanciful pumpkin sculptures that captivate experts and enthusiastic collectors alike. | |  | | Yayoi Kusama, Chapeau (II), 2000 | | SHOP NOW | | |  | | Yayoi Kusama, High Heels Silver, 2015 | | SHOP NOW | | | |
| A leader in the Lyrical Abstraction movement, this renowned Chinese painter blends Eastern and Western stylistic traditions in his works. | |  | | Zao Wou-Ki, Shakespeare Sonnets, 1984 | | SHOP NOW | | |  | | Zao Wou-Ki, The Tree of Life, 1987 | | SHOP NOW | | | |
| This Indian-born sculptor rose to prominence in Britain in the 1980s. His prints have subtle gradations of color, which create the illusion of depth and dimensionality. | | | |  | | Anish Kapoor, Les objets d’artiste, 1993 | | SHOP NOW | |  | | Anish Kapoor, Breathing Blue, 2020 | | SHOP NOW | | | |
| This Korean artist is best known for her photographs of text-based neon light installations that feature warm, emotional messages set against stark landscapes. | |  | | Jung Lee, Why?#3, from "Aporia," 2016 | | SHOP NOW | | |  | | Jung Lee, Sanyuhwa (The Poem "Flowers on the Hills" by Kim Sowol), 2012 | | SHOP NOW | | | |
| Discover More Artists | | Our in-house team of experts has curated eight additional creators to consider if you love contemporary Asian art. | | |
 | | Hiroshi Sato, Scene K, 2010s | | | |  | | Walasse Ting, Women with Fans and Bird, 1990 | | | | | | |
 | | Hiroshi Sugimoto, 267 Arcadia, Milan, 1998 | | | |  | | Liu Shuishi, The Power of Solitude, 2010s | | | | | | |
 | | Jun Ahn, Self Portrait, 2021 | | | |  | | Yue Minjun, Untitled (Smile-ism No. 4), 2006 | | | | | | |
 | | Jason Chen, Like Nobody’s Watching, 2021 | | | |  | | Leigh Wen, The Milky Way, 2019 | | | | | | |
| Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage Month | | These notable creators are using their extraordinary talent to shape the world of design — from fine jewelry to art. We invite you to explore their incredible works this month and throughout the year. | | |
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