"Roppongi Crossing," which opened last weekend at the Mori Art Museum, is a smorgasbord of an exhibition, with work by 60 artists and designers from across Japan.
To be fair, though, it's more sophisticated than a mere smorgasbord -- it's more like postmodern kaiseki (a refined cuisine featuring a wide variety of carefully balanced small dishes). But as "Roppongi Crossing" really fills you up, let's get oxymoronic and describe this feast for the eyes as "all-you-can-eat kaiseki."
The exhibition follows "Happiness," the show that inaugurated MAM and attracted some 700,000 visitors over its almost 100-day run, making it the most popular exhibition predominantly devoted to contemporary art anywhere in the world this winter.
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