Soichiro Fukutake, an entrepreneur who has delved into his personal fortune to acquire works by David Hockney, Jackson Pollock, Jasper Johns and Claude Monet, is developing an unassuming museum of Western art on the island of Naoshima (he owns half of it). Among the pieces, a 2004 Walter de Maria sculpture. (Guardian)
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