Japanese artist Takashi Murakami will release an exclusive collection of prints dedicated to Black Lives Matter - Beautiful Lifestyle Magazine

Japanese artist Takashi Murakami will release an exclusive collection of prints dedicated to Black Lives Matter

Японский художник Такаши Мураками выпустит эксклюзивную коллекцию гравюр, посвященных акции Black Lives Matter
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Japanese artist Takashi Murakami announced the launch of a limited series of prints dedicated to the Black Lives Matter movement.

The series will consist of 6 black and white prints that will be decorated with the artist’s famous skulls and flowers, with each limited to 300 copies.

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Takashi Murakami for #BLM I have said that a role of an artist is to discern the present and express it for the future audience. But if my art can effect any change here and now, I want to contribute it not only to give back but to give power to the Black community plagued by the racial injustice. And so I decided to produce a series of prints for sale, to donate the entire proceeds to the U.S. organizations fighting for social justice and racial equality. In order to get directly engaged in the movement that is taking place in America, I asked @NTWRK to be my partner for the project. I will be releasing six black prints featuring my quintessential flower and skull designs, each edition of 300, through @NTWRK. Each print will be silkscreened and I will finish the individual work with spray paint. I am in discussion with NTWRK to arrange for 100% of the sales to go to various organizations dedicated to changing the systems oppressing the Black community, including @blklivesmatter, @eji_org, and @colorofchange. Additional details on the release of the print collection, including pricing and launch date, will be announced in the coming weeks. (The images shown here are the design mockups created digitally.) #blacklivesmatter

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The Japanese artist plans to transfer all the proceeds to several American organizations that support racial and social equality.

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