Isn't funny how our dreams can capture places we've never been, yet only seen on TV or in some glossy magazine with such detail and color, that you would wake having sworn you had been? For some of you, your journey to Paris or Prague will only take place during the dark hours of night, while others will twirl pencils for moments on end, daydreaming about being anywhere, but in the office. Then there are the very lucky few who will one day be actually strolling down a bustling Tokyo street on a beautiful morning to later stumble into the Watari Museum of Contemporary Art. Photography, sculpture and installation enthusiasts will be happy to find and to know that they are neither sleep walking or in the Twilight Zone, but at I Love Art 8's "Beautiful Cities in Dreams" exhibit running for another 52 days in Tokyo.

Over 100 works by 13 photographers will allow visitors to the museum to encounter cities from which they've probably dreamed about at least once or twice and if they haven't before they'll be dreaming about afterwards. Some of the artists include August Sander, Man Ray, Diane Arbus, Robert Frank, Andy Warhol, Olaf Nicolai and more.Sounds like an awesome little event to explore while in Japan and if you're hip to the lingo you'll find more details available at the museum website, but only in Japanese. Check out Tokyo Art Beat for a few more details to better help you if you're around the town.

via Tokyo Art Beat

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