Daisuke Takeya Museum Project

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(DTMP: working title)
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A full colour display of paintings from Kara series and brand new series of figurative and landscape paintings.

Literature contributions by Fumio Nanjo, the director of Mori Art Museum in Japan, David Liss, the artistic director and curator of the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art, and respective figures from Canadian literature world.
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