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Los Angeles non-profit Mozaik Philanthropy has launched an online 3D exhibition featuring 50 artists who created work in protest of the human rights abuses currently transpiring in Iran. Entitled WOMAN. LIFE. FREEDOM., to match the slogan of the woman-led movement, the artists on view were chosen out of a pool of over 500 entries submitted late last year and reviewed by a panel that included Iranian artist Arghavan Khosravi and Mozaik Philanthropy founder, Neda Nobari.As part of Mozaik's fifth annual Future Art Awards, the 50 artists chosen were granted $1000 USD each — over 80% of which are women. “All the artwork is shown anonymously out of sensitivity for the severe security concerns for the artists inside Iran and in solidarity with all those who have and continue to risk their lives f...

Miniature sofubi toy versions of Jahan Loh’s “My Journey with Doraemon” sculpture are now available for sale at The Doraemon Exhibition gift store.The original sculpture was produced as part of the “Create Your Own Original Doraemon” section for The Doraemon Exhibition that’s taking place at the National Museum of Singapore — the first Doraemon exhibition to be held outside of Japan. For this specific section, a total of 28 acclaimed contemporary artists were invited to recreate their very own Doraemon based on their personal experiences and memories of the iconic robot cat. Aside from Jahan Loh, the list of contributing artists includes Kaikai Kiki founder Takashi Murakami, Superflat-artist Yoshitomo Nara, as well as renowned photographer and director, Mika Ninagawa.Jahan Loh’s reimagined...