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Katsutoshi Yuasa | Cleveland Museum of Art Exhibition
The stunning woodcut prints of Katsutoshi Yuasa are currently being featured in The Cleveland Museum of Art's exhibition 'Fresh Prints: The Nineties to Now.'
The exhibition showcases a wide range of printmaking techniques that have been utilized by contemporary artists over the past twenty years. Together the artworks demonstrate the incredible, diverse power of the medium, and express a range of ideas, from Katsu's exposition of the natural world, to the personal feminsim of Louise Bourgeois, and the abstraction of Richard Serra.
Cleveland Museum of Art | 11150 East Boulevard, Cleveland | until 26 July
Katsutoshi Yuasa | Death of Beauty #1 and #2 | Edition of 10 | 65.5 x 50.5 cm
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