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The East/West Propaganda Project by Josh Rubin

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WK Interact and Obey Giant formed an alliance recently, collaborating on an exhibition called The East/West Propaganda Project, currently up in Japan at Tokyo Wonder Siteand traveling to Paris' Galerie Du Jour Agnès b next. (Sponsored by Agnès b, there's also work by the two artists up at Agnès b's Tokyo store and a clothing line and prints are available there as well.)

Playing on both the different coasts of the U.S. that each call home (WK is NYC-based and Obey operates out of LA) as well as the geographic locations of the two shows, the pair bombed Tokyo together and separately before jointly creating the massive installation.

22 March-22 April 2007
Tokyo Wonder Site
1-19-8 Jinnan Shibuya-ku
150-0041 Tokyo
tel. +03 3463 0603

16 May-13 June 2007
Galerie Du Jour Agnès b
44 Rue Quincampoix
75004 Paris
tel. +33 144545590

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