Art exhibition by Murayama in Akita

Art exhibition by Murayama in Akita

AKITA, Japan - Artist Ruriko Murayama explains her work at her solo exhibition in her hometown Akita in December 2013. Murayama said the wisdom of people she met in Akita and their aesthetics have been inspirations to her works.

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