If there were more connection between artists and the public, this weakness could be corrected. For the moment though there is little likelihood of this happening. Having said that, there are a few artists such as Zhao Bandi, who I'll be showing in the forthcoming Tokyo exhibition, because he manages to find ways of making his art more accessible to the general public. Yes I do . Japanese culture is also its popular culture.
Any spirituality comes from such forces.
More and more, culture, is popular culture. So, I did a show of this kind of French art in Tokyo this Spring. Recently I've encountered new forms of popular culture developing here in China that interests me. The selection of Chinese artists for this last Venice Biennale was the most that have ever been included in one show. As the curator for the Aperto part of the Biannale, Harald Szeeman selects as many as twenty Chinese artists, therefore there is no doubt that their art will become more popular.