
POP MART Brings Kasing Lung's 'THE MONSTERS' 10th Anniversary Exhibition to Tokyo This June
POP MART is set to host Kasing Lung's 'THE MONSTERS' 10th Anniversary Exhibition at Azabudai Hills Gallery in Tokyo from June 11 to July 5. The exhibition features eight immersive areas, including a world-premiere installation of 'The Story of Puca' and exclusive anniversary merchandise. This event marks the final stop of a global tour that began in Shanghai and showcases the evolution of Lung's artistic journey and creations.
- ▪The exhibition opens on June 11 and runs through July 5 at Azabudai Hills Gallery in Tokyo.
- ▪It includes a world-premiere installation titled 'The Story of Puca' with advanced projection and sound technology.
- ▪The exhibition is the last stop of a global tour that has included cities like Shanghai, Taipei, Hong Kong, and Paris.
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