How artists are embracing the spirit of Tokyo 2020 Olympics


A screen shot of Adrian Hogan's 'Everyday In Tokyo' artwork, featuring an event called the 'Dash for the Last Train' which is held all over the Japanese capital. Photo: Adrian Hogan

The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 is officially underway, and it's a pick-me-up that the pandemic-battered world needs now. The daily sporting excitement, inspirational achievements and spirit-lifting moments are most welcome.

In the visual art world, there is definitely no shortage of diverse works inspired by the Games. Artists have truly embraced the spirit of the Games and are sharing some wonderful Olympics-themed art.

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