The exhibition features some of the ''Dog'' series of works for which he is infamous.Photo: AR
One wall is covered with 574 frames, each containing a drawing made on pages from the Japanese translation of Immanuel Kant's ''Critique of Judgement''.Photo: ARA black relief titled ''Doha'' and a scroll laid out.Photo: AR
Sitting next to his large-scale ''Moco Moco'' painting, Makoto Aida gladly gives his autograph to a fan.Photo: AR
The English title of the work on the left is ''All Westerners should commit harakiri to take their responsibilities!'' but the wording in Japanese is stronger, more like: ''All you Westerners, take responsibility and commit harakiri!!''Photo: AR
Gallery owner Sueo Mitsuma (right) tells Roger McDonald from Arts Initiative Tokyo (left) about the exhibition in their 5th floor space.Photo: AR
Here, Aida's followers from Musashino Art University have produced a messy exhibition titled ''A Monument to Nothing''Photo: AR
The gallery is filled with the detritus of cardboard sculptures and reliefs...Photo: AR
... the works appear to have been made on site and are still in progress.Photo: AR
Although the material is cheap, the students' handiwork is relatively intricate.An irreverent portrait of their master...?Photo: AR
