Hiroji Noda is well-known for his experimental painting techniques, which over his 30-year career evolved to include using raised forms and folded or sewn fabric to give his work a 3-dimensional aspect.
This retrospective brings together more than 140 of his paintings — from early works that garnered him much attention as a young artist, through various experimental phases and ending on more recent thematic combinations of works; Jan. 18-April 2.
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