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Frame visits two hotels where art plays major role: Jean Nouvel's sleek Sofitel hotel in Vienna, Austria, with glossy video-art ceilings by Pipilotti Rist, and Shogo Kawada's anime-inspired Chaos Sunline Hotel in Kamata, Japan. We meet artists Tatzu Nishi, who takes famous landmarks and builds temporary spaces around them - most recently surrounding Singapore's famous Merlion sculpture with a hotel - and Jean-Francois Fourtou, who recreated his grandparents' home as an upside-down enigma. Finally, we talk to exhibition makers Holzer Kobler and take a tour of Ooze's Art Cave in Knokke, Belgium - an art collector's 'personal museum'.
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Anish Kapoor's monumental Leviathan was shown at the spectacular Grand Palais in Paris.
Anime fans finally get their own hotel in Tokyo, thanks to Shogo Kawada and Chaos*Lounge.
The dramatic setting for Akio Hirata’s exhibition of hats is the work of Japanese studio Nendo.
Jean Nouvel's Sofitel glows with the sky-high art of Pipilotti Rist.
Designer Daniel Rybakken makes poetic devices, installations and products that celebrate the magical qualities of light.
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