Hirohiko Araki JoJo Exhibition: Ripples of Adventure
Summary
The event will encompass the entirety of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure's history and will act as a culmination of its 30 years of publication. Featuring original artwork from Araki, both old and new, the exhibition hall will utilize various technologies to create the "largest displays in the history of the JoJo manga series."
This is the second time The National Art Center, Tokyo (Japan's largest museum) has held a personal exhibition for a Japanese manga artist, the first being Osamu Tezuka back in 1989.[1]
In the press conference of this event held on June 21, 2018, a anime adaptation for Vento Aureo was revealed.
The exposition will feature about 200 exhibits and 280 original drawings disposed into several different named spaces. New works of art by other artists are displayed alongside Araki's drawings and paintings.
One of the key features of the exposition is a series of twelve canvas 2 meters high and 1.2 meters wide featuring several nearly life-sized characters disposed in a U shape to surround the visitors. The disposition aims to put the characters in the same space as the visitors.
Message from Araki
Gallery
Promo Art #1
Logo
Message from Araki
Fliers from Jump Festa 2018
DIO
Jotaro
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Araki's Exhibition Canvases Front view
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Left close-up
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Right close-up
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Right view, Yukako and Kars
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Left view, Jolyne with Yasuho
Trivia
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