Kevin Abosch & Richard Pleuger Debut NEW TRUTH Exhibition at NEORT++ Tokyo
Kevin Abosch & Richard Pleuger Debut NEW TRUTH Exhibition at NEORT++ Tokyo
馃帹 NEW TRUTH drops Tokyo
Artists Kevin Abosch and Richard Pleuger are presenting their collaborative work NEW TRUTH at NEORT++ in Tokyo. The exhibition represents a cross-continental partnership between Los Angeles and Berlin-based creators.
The show follows an announcement earlier this month about the summer collaboration at the digital art venue. NEORT++ serves as the hosting platform for this joint exhibition.
Details about the exhibition's duration and specific works on display have not been disclosed.
NEW TRUTH (Kevin Abosch & Richard Pleuger) now showing in Tokyo at NEORT++ (@neort_io). #losangeles x #berlin
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