Image: Singular Archive, Los Angeles, Long Beach
Singulart has announced the availability of a screen print by Takashi Murakami titled ‘Hiroshige’s 100 Famous Views of Edo—Japonisme Reconsidered—Benkei Moat from Soto—Sakurada to Kōjimachi (Kaikai Kiki)’. The work is listed on paper at 42 × 29 cm, with a price of €11,350.
The announcement was circulated in a Singulart email dated 19 August 2026 under the headline ‘The latest piece by Takashi Murakami is now available’. The accompanying listing identifies Murakami as a Japanese painter and classifies the work as ‘Screen Printing on Paper’. No edition size, publication date, signature information or printing studio is provided in the supplied listing.
The title places the print within Murakami’s ‘Japonisme Reconsidered’ series and names Benkei Moat, from Soto toward Sakurada to Kōjimachi. It also includes ‘Kaikai Kiki’, the name associated with Murakami’s artistic enterprise, although the source material does not provide further production or contextual information about this particular work. The listing does not state that the print is part of an exhibition or that it is being presented at a physical gallery.
Singulart’s marketplace presents works across categories including prints, paintings, photography, sculpture and drawing. Its artist pages describe Murakami as a ‘Painter, Japan’, while the site’s selection of works includes other Murakami listings such as lithographs and additional screen prints. Those related listings appear as marketplace inventory rather than as a single curated exhibition, and the supplied announcement concerns only the Benkei Moat work.
The sales material states that Singulart offers global delivery, insured shipping, a certificate of authenticity and returns within 30 days. It also advertises a 4.9/5 rating based on buyer reviews. The listing connected to the announcement gives the work’s dimensions as 42 × 29 cm and its price as €11,350. Singular Archive, identified separately in the distribution data as a Los Angeles gallery, is not named in the announcement as the venue or seller.
