POP and STREET exhibition @Seibu Shibuya



Nice POP and STREET exhibition in Seibu Shibuya last week.

Featuring artists :
Beejoir | Calligrapher Mami | D*FACE | DEMSKY | DOLK | face | Houxo Que | Imaone | Mark Drew | Meguru Yamaguchi | MHAK as Masahiro Akutagawa | Nick Walker | SAND NAOKI | Shun Sudo | Tadaomi Shibuya | TENGAone | Tetsunori Tawaraya | Tohru Matsushita | Usugrow | WONABC | Yasumasa Yonehara | Yoon Hyup | YOSHI47 | Yudai Nishi | ZEDZ (A to Z)

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