Japanese pop art at Versailles

Japanese pop art at Versailles

PARIS, France - Contemporary Japanese artist Takashi Murakami speaks at a news conference at the Palace of Versailles on the outskirts of Paris on June 8, 2010. An exhibition of his work will open Sept. 14 amid a high level of interest as well as criticism regarding the display of Japanese pop art at the World Heritage site.

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